The Hill: Minnick 2nd Most Endangered
Minnick won in large part thanks to outgoing Rep. Bill Sali’s (R) inability to play nice even with members of his own party. The incoming Democrat will attempt to hold down a district that voted 69 percent for President Bush in 2004, and he has shown the fundraising prowess to do so. Minnick would be well-served if Sali ran again, but, even in that case, the GOP primary would be no cinch for the one-term former representative/The Hill.
Jill Kuraitis story re: Minnicks in D.C.
Question: What must Congressman Walt Minnick do to be re-elected in two years?
