A Write-in Campaign for the Swing Districts in the Congressional Election
Write-in "No More War" for Congress Congress has two houses, the Senate and the House of Representatives. The Senate has 1/3 of its 100 seats up for election this year. The House has all 435 of its seats up for election this year. Because of the widespread practice called gerrymandering, where the boundaries of the Congressional districts for House of Representatives were intentionally drawn to guarantee that one or the other of the two major parties wins, only about 15 of the 435 seats will actually be up for grabs between the two dominant parties. The outcome in the remaining 420 seats is already known. And it was designed that way by the state and national party committees of both parties. But in those 15 districts, the margin of victory will be within two or three percent or less. And it is in this space, the space at the margins, where we can have a chance of having our voices s actually be heard. The idea is to get enough people who are not satisfied with the 2 major pa...