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RJC makes its third round of candidate endorsements

Only one—Rep. Steve Chabot (R-Ohio) is an incumbent. The other 15 are challengers in what the group called “key races around the country.”

Rep. Steve Chabot (R-Ohio), 2014. Credit: U.S. House of Representatives Official Portrait.
Rep. Steve Chabot (R-Ohio), 2014. Credit: U.S. House of Representatives Official Portrait.

The Republican Jewish Coalition PAC endorsed 15 candidates in its third round of endorsements on Monday bringing the total number of candidates endorsed by the organization to 41.

Out of the 15, only one—Rep. Steve Chabot (R-Ohio) is an incumbent. The rest are challengers in what the organization called “key races around the country” in a news release.

“Skyrocketing inflation not seen in a generation, rising crime in our cities, a humanitarian crisis on the border and weakness on the world stage—this is what one-party, Democrat rule in Washington, D.C., looks like,” said RJC executive director Matt Brooks in the release. “The American people are tired of the Democrats’ failures and fecklessness. It’s no wonder 75% of Americans believe the country is on the wrong track.”

In addition to Chabot, the organization endorsed Marc Molinaro, who is running in a special election to fill New York’s 19th Congressional District after Rep. Antonio Delgado (D-N.Y.) resigned to become the lieutenant governor.

It is also endorsing Matt Jacobs who is running for California’s 26th Congressional District; Scott Baugh who is running in California’s 47th Congressional District; Brian Maryott who is running in California’s 49th Congressional District; Zach Nunn who is running for Iowa’s 3rd Congressional District; Bruce Poliquin who is running for Maine’s 2nd Congressional District; Tyler Kistner who is running for Minnesota’s 2nd Congressional District; Tom Kean Jr. who is running New Jersey’s 7th Congressional District; Mark Robertson who is running for Nevada’s 1st Congressional District; April Becker who is running in Nevada’s 3rd Congressional District; Madison Gilbert who is running in Ohio’s 13th Congressional District; Jim Bognet who is running in Pennsylvania’s 8th Congressional District; Jeremy Shaffer who is running in Pennsylvania’s 17th Congressional District; and Jen Kiggans, who is running in Virginia’s 2nd Congressional District.

“These RJC PAC-endorsed candidates are smart, capable, conservative leaders who will fight back against the disastrous far-left policies that are laying waste to our great country,” said Brooks. “Their races in key battleground districts are essential to the Red Wave of 2022. The RJC PAC will be working hard every single day through Nov. 8 to ensure a Republican majority in the next Congress.”

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