Five Ways 2026 Looks Like 2018 — and Five Ways It Doesn’t

Democrats’ 2026 path to victory in the House could depend on people like retired Marine JoAnna Mendoza (AZ-06), former Navy SEAL Matt Maasdam or former Ukraine ambassador Bridget Brink (MI-07), former Navy helicopter pilot Rebecca Bennett (NJ-07), former Army officer Cait Conley (NY-17) and retired Navy commander and former Rep. Elaine Luria (VA-02) — though there are plenty of Democratic challengers who hold elective office too.

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A former U.S. Navy helicopter pilot, officer in the Air National Guard, business leader in healthcare, and mother of two, Rebecca Bennett is running for Congress in New Jersey’s 7th Congressional District. Currently held by a Republican, this district is one of the most competitive in the nation and a must-win for Democrats to take back the House in 2026. Support Rebecca’s campaign by signing up to volunteer or donating today. 

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