A wide variety of Congressional districts around the country that voted for Obama in 2008 now have new Republican representatives. From New Hampshire to Florida and Ohio to Washington, Democratic activists have a job to do: make sure their districts swing back to the left by 2012.
There are 31 newly elected Republican representatives who represent districts won by Obama. Add those to the current members and that makes 62 Republican-held House seats that Obama carried in 2008. ...
... There are any number of targets for Democrats in those districts, with much depending on how redistricting plays out in states like Ohio, New York and Illinois, all of which are losing House seats. Several ousted Democrats have also already hinted at rematches. ...The Hill
It's a matter of focus and resources. If you live in Florida, Illinois, or Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, or New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas or Virginia, Washington or Wisconsin, start now. This is not so much about moving on, but about moving back in.
