Erik Paulsen Found 58 people in California, Minnesota, New York and 28 other states

The same could be said for any number of Trump-allergic Republicans who lost their seats in general election last fall: Carlos Curbelo, Mike Coffman, Mia Love, Erik Paulsen, Barbara Comstock. And thats not counting the GOP lawmakers, such as Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, who simply retired rather than servi

however, are making inroads in several districts, too, forcing Republicans to cut off some incumbents. In addition to writing off Reps. Kevin Yoder of Kansa), Mike Coffman of Colorado and Keith Rothfus of Pennsylvania, some Republicans now think Minnesota Reps. Erik Paulsen and Jason Lewis are finished.

Some Republican members running in perennial battleground districts posted impressive totals, including Reps. Erik Paulsen in Minnesota, Mia Love in Utah, Barbara Comstock in Virginia and Brian Mast in Florida all of whom raised more than $1 million last quarter.

Fight at the country club! 3rd District GOP Rep. Erik Paulsen took to the op-ed pages of the Wall Street Journal to ROAST very respectfully disagree, sir, with Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, who went off-message last week and said that the Republican tax plan was encouraging companies to re-invest in sha

In the 2018 midterms, Phillips flipped a GOP seat to the Democrat column when he defeated Republican incumbent Rep. Erik Paulsen. Since then, Phillips has served in the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus, and worked with Republicans, including Rep. Richard Hudson, R-N.C., and French Hill, R-Ark., on

The White House officials noted that Trump held a private fundraiser in Minneapolis, although they acknowledged that embattled Rep. Erik Paulsen, who has distanced himself from the president, didnt attend.

pair of perennial battleground matchups will also be settled on Tuesday. Rep. Jason Lewis (R-Minn.) is expected to face off again against his 2016 opponent, health care executive Angie Craig. Rep. Erik Paulsen (R-Minn.) will likely face Dean Phillips, a businessman, for his suburban Minneapolis seat.

s is 3-0 ... Sam Newton (h/ts TJ Ducklo and Chris Ortman) ... Rep. Gary Palmer (R-Ala.) is 64 ... Rep. Erik Paulsen (R-Minn.) is 53 ... Rep. Jackie Speier (D-Calif.) is 68 ... Rep. Mimi Walters (R-Calif.) is 56 ... Dari Gessner, chief revenue officer for Politicos operations in Europe ... Jon Vogel

But she uh, she lost, substantially lost. Peter Roskam didn't want the embrace, Erik Paulsen didn't want the embrace and in New Jersey I think he could have done well but didn't work out too good. Bob Hugin, I feel badly because I think that's something that could have been won, that's a race that

taxes. That cap would be made permanent under the bill, forcing two of Bradys Ways and Means colleagues with high-tax constituencies, Reps. Peter Roskam (R-Ill.) and Erik Paulsen (R-Minn.), to cast difficult votes in favor of the legislation. Both are running for reelection in competitive districts.

There are other Republicans in similar fixes in similar districts, like Rep. Erik Paulsen in Minnesota's 3rd. Paulsen has won five terms in a district that Clinton won by nine points in 2016. Now, the Times poll showed Paulsen down by nine points to Democrat Dean Phillips. Among the poll's responden

The other Minnesota House races considered competitive are the 2nd District, held by GOP Rep. Jason Lewis, and the 3rd District, represented by Republican Rep. Erik Paulsen. Republicans aim to stop Democrats from flipping the 23 GOP-held seats they need in November to take a House majority.

ith the kinds of affluent voters Democrats need to offset any losses in the rural, farther-flung parts of the state. Both districts reelected Republicans to the House in 2016. Jason Lewis narrowly won, and Clinton narrowly lost, in the 2nd. Erik Paulsen and Clinton both won comfortably in the 3rd.

"If these tariffs are implemented with a broad brush, it will have the potential to backfire, cost us jobs at home, force consumers to pay higher prices for goods, and ultimately hurt our economy," warned Rep. Erik Paulsen, R-Minn., chairman of the Joint Economic Committee.