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May 23, 2008 - 10:19am

Reichert seat ranks 19th on The Fix's 'Friday Line'

By Bryan Bissell, PolitickerWA.com Reporter

U.S. Rep. Dave ReichertU.S. Rep. Dave ReichertThe Washington Post's Chris Cillizza, whose "Friday Line" feature on his politics blog The Fix handicaps the U.S. House races most likely to change parties in the upcoming election every few weeks, today expanded from his usual top 10 up to 20 because of the current political climate.

"Democrats now appear well positioned to make double digit gains in the House -- 20 plus seats is not out of the question -- and, to reflect the widened playing field, The Fix is doubling the Friday House Line from 10 to 20 districts," Cillizza wrote.

That expanded jurisdiction allowed for one of Washington's top political races to get some Fix face time.

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