House Republicans are turning their eyes and resources toward Virginia amid reports that RepSpanberger will forgo reelection, leaving a seat up for grabs in one of the most competitive districts of the 2024 cycle.
"Abigail Spanberger didn't like life in the minority, joining a growing list of extreme Democrats clamoring for the exits," said Delano's Bomar, spokesperson for the National Republican Congressional Committee, the House GOP's main campaign arm."House Republicans are all hands on deck to add this seat to our column and grow our majority.
The reactions come after Politico reported on Friday that Spanberger has decided not to run for a fourth term but will instead run for Virginia governor. Spanberger's absence would leave open a key seat in Virginia, a state that has become more competitive over the last few election cycles. Spanberger has held the seat since 2019.
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