Arizona's 6th congressional district

Wow.

Joanna's running for Congress in Arizona, the 6th district.

And like she said, her race is tight.

If she wins, she will oust a two-term Republican, Juan Siscamani.

Thanks for the conversation.

Thank you so much.

Joanna Mendoza is a Democrat running for Congress in Arizona's 6th District.

And that's our show.

So I don't really know.

Last I checked, Cook Political had AZ-01 in Scottsdale as a lean Democratic, but AZ-6 was still a toss up.

So it's a coin toss.

But either way, I think that if either of those candidates win, it'll be in spite of these incredible headwinds coming from DC.

Speaking of toss-ups, we've got 21 seats that Cook has in the toss-up category.

The first one is Arizona 6.

We've talked about this one for a while.

Juan Cisamani versus Joanne Mendoza.

Based on the two to three Democrat to Republican flips he has so far identified, such as Iowa 1, combined with the five Republican to Democrat flips already on his sheet, By my calculations, we're at, right now, Republicans safe 209, Democrats safe 212.

That's pretty good news, though, out of Arizona 6, one that I had as a loss.

If we hold Arizona 6, the likelihood of holding the House goes up a lot.

Likewise, a dangerous R to D flip was announced.

was eliminated when Florida 7, Corey Mills, the candidate there, dropped out and Ryan Elijah took over, causing the Dees to conclude they can't win that seat now.

The ones that caught my eye, or two of them, I should say the several that caught my eye, are two in Arizona.

Suburban Phoenix, the Arizona 1st District, Arizona 6th District, the 1st District vacated seat by the retiring David Schweikert.

Democrat Amish Shah is running against Republican Jay Feeley, the former NFL kicker and broadcaster.

Feeley has stripped Donald Trump from the front page of his campaign website.