Search and filter all Incumbents and Challengers
Before entering politics, Brian Fitzpatrick fought public-sector corruption and terrorism as an FBI agent. Now serving his third term representing Bucks County, Pennsylvania, he’s established a reputation as a common-sense conservative and a leader of the Problem Solvers Caucus. For pro-Israel advocates, Congressman Fitzpatrick is recognized as one of the most reliable allies in promoting the US-Israel alliance and standing up to Iran’s rogue regime.
TBD
TBD
Mike Garcia beat CA State Senator Christy Smith twice in 2020, both times with RJC PAC’s support. A highly decorated Navy fighter pilot and a successful business executive, Garcia is the first Republican to flip a California House district ‘blue to red’ in more than 20 years. Recent redistricting puts Garcia in the 27th district for this election cycle. The DC Pelosi Democrats’ just-released target list takes aim at CA-27 as a part of their plan for keeping Pelosi in charge – making it a must-win for the GOP.
Carlos Gimenez defeated Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell based on a 30 year track record in city and county government, and an effective 2020 campaign that called out the J Street-backed incumbent for her leftist views. Gimenez visited Israel twice before being elected, and he describes himself as very pro-Israel as well as pro-military, pro-police and fiscally conservative. RJC PAC is proud to have backed him in 2020 and to do so once again now.
TBD
TBD
TBD
In this year’s redistricting process, the Democrats who dominate Maryland’s legislature set out to end the career of the state’s only Republican congressman, Andy Harris. But Congressman Harris has deep roots in this district, which includes the state’s Eastern Shore and Baltimore’s northern suburbs. Harris, whose parents came to America as refugees from Communist Eastern Europe, is a physician with a long record of service in the Naval reserves. He’s made it clear he’ll fight hard to deny power-hungry Annapolis Democrats the clean sweep they’re seeking.
TBD
TBD
Yvette Herrell narrowly lost a congressional race in 2018, but with RJC’s support, she came roaring back to reclaim her southern New Mexico seat for the GOP in 2020. Almost immediately, Democrats who dominate the legislature in Santa Fe vowed to take her out using the redistricting process. Now what had been a strongly Republican seat tilts toward Democrats and Congresswoman Herrell is in the fight of her life. Reflecting the concerns of her constituents, Herrell has been a strong advocate for border security and producing energy for Americans here at home.
