2020 Senate Map

[Anonymous]

Both Purdue and Loeffler have egregious stock trading scandals.

They may both be at risk if enough of the electorate are able to come out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Both Purdue and Loeffler have egregious stock trading scandals.

They may both be at risk if enough of the electorate are able to come out.

Loeffler might not win her primary, in part because of this. I think Collins will be much harder to beat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:i actually think there might be a split ga senate result.

i think warnock will win (the loeffler seat) but purdue will keep his seat (the one ossoff is going for).

I think it's gonna end up 51-50 dems

az is not a toss-up.

mark kelly is going to win

yeah I think AZ is slight blue and Maine is back to tossup now

Still the same overall +1 D with 2 tossups

CO, AZ Blue Pickups
AL Red Pickup
Tossup NC, ME

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both Purdue and Loeffler have egregious stock trading scandals.

They may both be at risk if enough of the electorate are able to come out.

Loeffler might not win her primary, in part because of this. I think Collins will be much harder to beat.

Which Collins?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Both Purdue and Loeffler have egregious stock trading scandals.

They may both be at risk if enough of the electorate are able to come out.

difference is purdue is a real incumbent and more likeable. loeffler and the person she's figthing in the primary are awful.

the other thing is - warnock is a strong candidate, whereas purdue is going to face jokes.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both Purdue and Loeffler have egregious stock trading scandals.

They may both be at risk if enough of the electorate are able to come out.

Loeffler might not win her primary, in part because of this. I think Collins will be much harder to beat.

Which Collins?

Doug Collins. Currently in the House.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both Purdue and Loeffler have egregious stock trading scandals.

They may both be at risk if enough of the electorate are able to come out.

Loeffler might not win her primary, in part because of this. I think Collins will be much harder to beat.

Which Collins?

Doug Collins. Currently in the House.

Yes, I’m PP and Doug Collins is who I was talking about. I agree with the posters throughout this thread that Susan Collins is toast.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both Purdue and Loeffler have egregious stock trading scandals.

They may both be at risk if enough of the electorate are able to come out.

Loeffler might not win her primary, in part because of this. I think Collins will be much harder to beat.

Which Collins?

Doug Collins. Currently in the House.

Yes, I’m PP and Doug Collins is who I was talking about. I agree with the posters throughout this thread that Susan Collins is toast.

Oh, right! Potentially two Collinses to beat this fall! I agree that it’s not looking good for Susan. Doug would be a tougher nut to crack. I hope it’s Loeffler- I think she’d be much easier to beat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Go North Carolina!

Recent polls show a very close race between Tillis and Cunningham. An East Carolina University survey conducted in February showed Tillis with a 2-point lead over Cunningham. An NBC News/Marist poll had Cunningham ahead by 5 percentage points. The Cook Political Report recently deemed the race a "toss-up" after it had been "leaning Republican

[Anonymous]

So what happens to Senate elections in red states, many of which lack hospitals in rural areas? Some of these states may hold the line on COVID-19 for now, but when older smokers in rural communities, and older people in rural retirement homes, begin to drop like flies, there will not be ICU hospital beds for them.

This is Trump’s base in many rural areas. Will the virus, if widespread and deadly, cause them to vote for a moderate Dem? In my state, I think that’s a real possibility.

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Anonymous wrote:So what happens to Senate elections in red states, many of which lack hospitals in rural areas? Some of these states may hold the line on COVID-19 for now, but when older smokers in rural communities, and older people in rural retirement homes, begin to drop like flies, there will not be ICU hospital beds for them.

This is Trump’s base in many rural areas. Will the virus, if widespread and deadly, cause them to vote for a moderate Dem? In my state, I think that’s a real possibility.

Unlikely. They will say they are martyring themselves for the greater good.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Go North Carolina!

Recent polls show a very close race between Tillis and Cunningham. An East Carolina University survey conducted in February showed Tillis with a 2-point lead over Cunningham. An NBC News/Marist poll had Cunningham ahead by 5 percentage points. The Cook Political Report recently deemed the race a "toss-up" after it had been "leaning Republican

SuperPaCs have reserved $50 million just for North Carolina. And more super pac money comes from republicans.

[Anonymous]

Rock Chalk!

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Anonymous wrote:Rock Chalk!

Holy crap, the ‘pubes in Kansas nominated that dolt Kobach? The one that was told by a judge to take remedial law classes?
They deserve whatever they get then.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So what happens to Senate elections in red states, many of which lack hospitals in rural areas? Some of these states may hold the line on COVID-19 for now, but when older smokers in rural communities, and older people in rural retirement homes, begin to drop like flies, there will not be ICU hospital beds for them.

This is Trump’s base in many rural areas. Will the virus, if widespread and deadly, cause them to vote for a moderate Dem? In my state, I think that’s a real possibility.

I think they don't vote. Especially if there are issues with mail-in voting. NC has a Dem governors and he will ensure the polls are open early in the big metro areas.

I think what happens is you see record low turnout in rural areas, which ends up dooming Trump and Tillis.