Of those senators up for election in 2022 who won their last race by less than a 10% margin: Three are D in a trifecta red state: NH, GA, AZ. If we give them hell and push election reform real hard, maybe we can turn them R. Three are R in a state that is neither Trifecta red nor Trifecta D: NC, PA, WI. They need more investigation to see who controls election reform but we're at risk of losing them to fraud. The other 5 states are either R's in a trifecta R state or D's in a trifecta D state, so either a seat we need to hold just to break even or a seat we probably don't have a reasonable chance at. We're all aware of the efforts (or lack thereof) in GA, AZ, PA, and WI, but NH and NC are sleepers. Look at them closely, don't let them fall off the wagon just because they're not in the spotlight.

EDIT: I support primarying everyone, God will know His own, I'm just using the candidate's party to represent how the balance in the senate will change after it goes R, and the trifecta status as a measure of the states most likely to support election reform.

Replacing a RINO with a Patriot is necessary, but doesn't win us the majority. Replacing a DINO with a Patriot puts us in charge.