COVER STORY

Split-District House Members Targeted

Districts with divided loyalties provide conspicuous pickup opportunities for both parties in 2010.

by Ronald Brownstein and Scott Bland

Saturday, April 18, 2009


Thirty-four House Republicans and 49 House Democrats represent districts that their party's presidential nominee didn't carry in November. And members representing those split districts are conspicuous targets for the other side.

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