Republican AGs Outrun GOP Ticket by 4.62 Points as RAGA Casts Them as Last Defense
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Updated · Fox News · Nov 5
Republican AGs Outrun GOP Ticket by 4.62 Points as RAGA Casts Them as Last Defense
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Nov 5
Summary
RAGA told Republican attorneys general to serve as the party’s “front line” after what it called the worst GOP election night in 50 years.
A post-election memo said AG candidates ran an average 4.62 points ahead of Republican Senate nominees and 2.12 points ahead of GOP gubernatorial candidates in comparable states.
Nine of 10 AG nominees beat their party’s Senate candidate margins, though Republicans still lost five attorney general seats to Democrats in the midterms.
Florida, Iowa, Ohio, Colorado and Nebraska were cited as bright spots, with Florida AG James Uthmeier winning by 1.8 points and Nebraska’s Mike Hilgers by 12.6 points.
RAGA, which spent more than $40 million and expects to raise over $50 million, said it will begin recruiting for 2027 and 2028 immediately.