Not exact matches
State elections remain uncompetitive, with the current rules
favoring incumbents with
big campaign chests over new challengers.
Not quite sure how it is «heating up» when the challenger to an
incumbent who is very popular in a district that
favors Democrats has a negative campaign account balance and recently lost a bid for statewide reelection (and whose
big victory was in 1994 — the year that Republicans could have nominated a French pornographer and still won with a few points to spare).
But Kayla McGannon, the director of advocacy for Stand for Children Colorado, said that while backing candidates who supported SB 191 was a «
big priority» for the group, it also
favored incumbents or challengers who shared the organization's broader views of education policy, not just on teacher effectiveness.
Price Fixing
favors incumbents, unless they screw up
big time.