Republicans gearing up for November elections aren’t exactly flocking to next week’s GOP midterm convention in Dallas, the first held by a major party in more than four decades.
Republicans — ranging from battleground moderates to hard-line conservatives — are opting out of the televised spectacle as the party pushes through a final election sprint where their control of Congress is at stake.
A POLITICO survey of more than 70 GOP candidates and members revealed most either do not plan to go or are still weighing whether to go.
Those 45 Republicans cited a variety of reasons for their decision: Some said they had prior fundraising or event…
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