2022 Senate Map

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Anonymous wrote:very relieved that Warnock won! Maybe this loss will help the GOP relieve itself from Trump.

I’m ready for the GOP to start relieving itself ON Trump.

I doubt that the orange man would look or act any better as a yellow man.

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Anonymous wrote:So GA has re-elected an actual Warlock to have a razor thing majority in the Senate. His commercials featured him saying he is a pastor serving in the Senate. So much for the separation of church and state the LWNJs all call for.

So thankful for the House majority to put the breaks on this crazy Biden train.

You didn’t want someone who jokingly referred to a belief in vampires and werewolves and yet elected someone who believes in an invisible man in the sky.

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Anonymous wrote:Think Georgia still leans Republican, maybe plus 2-3 if candidates are similarly liked. Lucky Republicans keep running possibly the worst candidates possible.

It’s tough that both Florida and Ohio are now safe Republican states. Makes the Dem path very narrow. None of the closer states that many thought would swing (NC, TX) seem to be moving at all. At least Arizona is now a 50/50 state.

Ohio has a Dem Senator and Tim Ryan came awfully close. I don't see why Ohio has to be seen so differently from Pennsylvania - get the right candidate at the right moment, against the right candidate, and Dems could come back.

Tim Ryan was an excellent candidate, and Vance was terrible (not walker terrible but pretty bad), and Vance won by over 6%. Ohio is lost for many years. Hopefully Brown can keep winning with the power of incumbency at least one more time. Pennsylvania is a clear Dem lean state where Dems are +2-3 when candidate quality is similar.

I am the PP and I think Tim Ryan ran a great campaign against a total turd of a candidate - and you're right, he still lost by a significant margin. Maybe I'm too much of an optimist - I just can't help but think, esp what we saw in PA with Fetterman, that it's not totally lost. Maybe you're right, tho.

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[Anonymous]

Kyrsten Sinema is leaving the Democratic Party and registering as an independent. Who will she caucus with?

[Anonymous]

Will Manchin be next?

https://www.politico.com/news/2022/12/09/sinema-arizona-senate-independent-00073216