Bobby Bliatout is running to challenge Devin Nunes

[NewJeffCT]

in Fresno next year. Nunes won a close race last time out and could be ripe for the picking

https://ballotpedia.org/Bobby_Bliatout

https://bobbybliatout.com/

Give him a follow at @BobbyBliatout if you're on Twitter and help him raise his profile.

[hlthe2b]

1. Any polling this far out?

[NewJeffCT]

2. Probably not

but, Nunes only won by 5 points last time in a fairly red district, so I think he's vulnerable.

[Brother Buzz]

3. There are three Democrats challenging Nunes

And California has that Open Primary thingy so this race could get interesting.


Andrew Janz, who raised more than $9.2 million in an unsuccessful challenge to Nunes in the 2018 election, is getting behind financial adviser and Central California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce board member Phil Arballo for the 2020 San Joaquin Valley congressional race.

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

4. How many Dems will be on the ballot in the General?

Is there one Dem and one Rep? Or, do the top two vote-getters compete in the General?

I saw a bunch of signage for Nunes when I drove through the district (on my way to Sequoia/Kings Canyon parks). Maybe that's just the big landowners' signs, hopefully.

[Brother Buzz]

5. Top two vote-getters....

and unfortunately, Nunes will most certainly make it to the general election ballot

But I guarantee we will see anti Nunes billboards after California's early primary. Mad Dog PAC and The Democratic Coalition put put up some good ones for the midterms election

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

6. Good. As long as there's only one Dem on the ballot, the Dem vote won't be split.

But, if there are two Dems on the ballot, then Devin can vote for whichever Dem he hates least.



By those rules, however, if Devin (or Russia) funded one more Republican and four more Democrats in the primary, he could split the votes so the General would only have two Republicans on the ballot, right?

[Brother Buzz]

7. LOL, if there was a second pub on the ballot, Devin Nunes would probably come in third

It's a horribly red district and they vote (R), but they are not necessarily enamored with the ass, Nunes.

Hell, most people in his district have never even seen him: