Speaker Kevin McCarthy hits the campaign trail in ‘toss-up’ New Mexico congressional district
always put her constituents first: working hard to deliver results for New Mexico families and standing up for fiscal responsibility, free markets, and constitutional rights.”, California Republican, is looking for reinforcements on Capitol Hill after the GOP flipped the House in the 2022 midterms but emerged with a smaller-than-anticipated majority.with little wiggle room to pass legislation.was elected speaker on the 15th ballot after a drawn-out fight among GOP lawmakers.
The non-partisan Cook Political Report ranks the race in New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District as a toss-up.
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