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2020 WHAT HAPPENED & WHAT’S NEXT THE 2020 INCUMBENT BEGAN ELECTION DAY IN A HISTORICALLY WEAK POSITION Approval/Economic Approval Presidential Polling Average Clinton ‘96 59%/57% Clinton ‘96 Clinton +9% Bush ‘04 49%/50% Bush ‘04 Bush +1.5% Obama ‘12 9%/44% Obama ‘12 Obama +.07% Trump ‘20 43%/51% Trump ‘20 Biden +7.1%

Generic Congressional Ballot House/Senate/Electoral College Clinton ‘96 D+ 8% Clinton ‘96 +2/-2/379 Bush ‘04 Tied Bush ‘04 +3/+4/286 Obama ‘12 R+ .02% Obama ‘12 +8/+2/304 Trump ‘20 D +7.4% Trump ‘20 +?/-1/232 HISTORIC VOTER TURNOUT BENEFITTED BOTH SIDES KEY SENATE RESULTS 116th Congress: 53R - 47D | 117th Congress: 50R - 48D (Georgia Pending) Democratic Flips Republican Flips - Alabama- Colorado - Republican Holds Democratic Holds Alaska - Dan Sullivan - - Michigan - Kansas - Roger Marshall Kentucky - Mitch McConnell - - South Carolina - Texas - NEW FACES IN THE SENATE ALL EYES ON GEORGIA - JANUARY 5 GA REGULAR GA SPECIAL Sen. David Perdue (R): 49.7% (D): 32.9% (D): 47.9% Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R): 25.9% Shane Hazel (L): 2.3% Rep. Doug Collins (R): 20% Other Dems on ballot: 15.9% Other Reps on ballot: 3.5% KEY DATES Third-party candidates: 2.3% Nov. 18: Mail absentee ballots start to be sent out Dec. 7: Last day to register to vote IN AGGREGATE Dec 14: Early in-person voting starts Republicans-49.4% Jan 5: General Election Runoffs Democrats- 48.8% Other- 2.3% BRIEF HISTORY OF RECENT GEORGIA POLITICS PRESIDENTIAL RESULTS SELECT RUNOFF RESULTS ‘92 Senate YEAR D R General Election - D 49.2% R 47.7% '92 43.7% 42.9% Runoff - R 50.7% D 49.3% '96 45.8% 47.0% ‘08 Senate '00 42.9% 54.7% General Election - R 49.8% D 46.8% Runoff - R 57% D 43% '04 41.3% 57.9% '08 46.9% 52.2% ‘18 Secretary of State General Election - R 49.1% D 48.7% '12 45.5% 53.3% Runoff - R 51.9% D 48.1% '16 45.3% 50.4% There have been 8 statewide runoffs since 1988, '20 49.5% 49.3% Democrats have only won one KEY HOUSE RESULTS 116th Congress: 232D - 197R - 1I | 117th Congress: 219D - 204R (13 Seats Pending) Democratic Flips Republican Flips GA-07: (Open) CA-39: (Cisneros) NC-02: Deborah Ross (Open) CA-48: (Rouda) NC-06: (Open) FL-26: Carlos Gimenez (Mucarsel-Powell) FL-27: (Shalala) IA-01: (Finkenaur) MN-07: (Peterson) MI-03: (Open) NM-02: (Torres Small) NY-11: (Rose) OK-05: (Horn) SC-01: (Cunningham) UT-04: (McAdams) DEMOCRATIC HOUSE LEADERSHIP TOP POSITIONS (UNCONTESTED) ASSISTANT SPEAKER RACE Speaker (CA-12) (MA-05) Majority Leader (MD-05) (RI-01) Majority Whip (SC-06) Caucus Chair (NY-08) DCCC CHAIR RACE Tony Cardenas (CA-29) CAUCUS VICE-CHAIR RACE (NY-18) (CA-31) (TX-33) (IL-02) Deb Haaland (NM-01) REPUBLICAN HOUSE LEADERSHIP Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy (CA-23) Whip (LA-01) Conference Chair (WY-AL) RPC Chair (AL-06) NRCC Chair (MN-06) COMPETITIVE DEM COMMITTEE RACES COMPETITIVE GOP COMMITTEE RACES NEW HOUSE CHAIRS/RANKING MEMBERS 117th CONGRESS HOUSE AGENDA Administration Elections, voting rights, whistleblower protection Agriculture COVID relief, CFTC/ child nutrition reauthorization Appropriations Earmarks, funding, government funding Armed Services Innovation, competition, “reasonable” budget Budget Budget resolution with reconciliation instructions Ed & Labor College affordability, wage increases, COVID relief Energy & Commerce Clean energy, strengthening the ACA, data privacy Financial Services Rental and mortgage assistance, COVID relief Foreign Affairs US diplomacy, presidential war authority, , Homeland Security Oversight of DHS agencies, immigration Judiciary Big tech antitrust, immigration, police conduct Natural Resources , environmental justice, oversight Oversight & Reform COVID oversight, USPS, ensuring an accurate census Rules Reclaiming constitutional authority, COVID rules Science, Space, Tech Extreme weather conditions R&D Small Business COVID relief and response T&I Surface transportation reauthorization, infrastructure Ways & Means COVID relief, trade, pensions, SALT, EITC SENATE LEADERSHIP NEW SENATE CHAIRS/RANKING MEMBERS 117th CONGRESS SENATE AGENDA Agriculture COVID relief, child nutrition programs reauthorization Executive Branch Oversight- Judiciary, HSGAC, HELP, Finance Appropriations FY 21 spending bills, COVID relief Armed Services Navy shipbuilding, advanced tech, China, 5G Banking Nominations Budget ’s fiscal future Commerce Privacy, social media liability, aircraft safety ENR “All-of-the-above” energy approach, COVID relief EPW Highway bill, water infrastructure Finance Healthcare, tax provisions, COVID relief Foreign Relations International institutions, authoritarianism, China, health HELP COVID response, higher education, healthcare, pensions HSGAC Cybersecurity, counterterrorism, opioids, extremism Indian Affairs Health, economic development, Hawaiian/Alaskan issues Judiciary Big tech scrutiny, nominations Rules and Admin Federal elections law, campaign finance Small Business COVID relief, additional assistance programs Veterans’ Affairs Non-VA healthcare options, electoring health records THE DEMOCRATIC BIG TENT THE BIDEN AGENDA: BUILD BACK BETTER KEY BIDEN STAFF ALREADY APPOINTED Chief of Staff Counsel to the President

Steve Ricchetti Counselor to the President Senior Advisor

Jen O’Malley Dillon Julia Rodriguez Deputy Chief of Staff Director of the of Intergovernmental Affairs Rep. (D-LA 02) Senior Adviser and Head of the Annie Tomasini White House Office of Public Engagement Director of Oval Office Operations REPLACING 2021 REDISTRICTING: A DEMOCRATIC DISASTER 2022: SENATE REPUBLICANS PLAYING DEFENSE AGAIN? 2022: THE BATTLE MOVES TO ’S MANSIONS KEY UPCOMING DATES KEY UPCOMING DATES