Crime increased in vulnerable House Democrats’ districts

Published February 8, 2022 11:45am ET



As crime rises and voters grow increasingly worried about it, some of the most vulnerable House Democrats will compete this year for control of districts where violence has spiked.

Democrats up and down the ballot are bracing for the prospect of a brutal midterm election come November, with President Joe Biden’s approval ratings continuing to plummet and voters signaling a growing interest in Republican candidates.

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