2020 Senate Map

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For all of us who are actually not partisan Ds with brains I think it's time to do the snake most to least likely to flip

AL is going to flip Red so Ds need 3 seats for a tie, 4 for outright majority.

CO, AZ, ME, (Tie), NC, (Win),

Those 4 races are what matters. Focus the fire there. Everything else is still tilt R and throwing money away.

NC is still a stretch. I agree that Alabama, Iowa, Kentucky and such are lost causes at least at this point.

D is up 10 points in NC Senate race.

https://twitter.com/politics_polls/status/1256230902298021889?s=21

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For all of us who are actually not partisan Ds with brains I think it's time to do the snake most to least likely to flip

AL is going to flip Red so Ds need 3 seats for a tie, 4 for outright majority.

CO, AZ, ME, (Tie), NC, (Win),

Those 4 races are what matters. Focus the fire there. Everything else is still tilt R and throwing money away.

NC is still a stretch. I agree that Alabama, Iowa, Kentucky and such are lost causes at least at this point.

D is up 10 points in NC Senate race.

Yeah, North Carolina is starting to look likelier to flip than Maine is. And I think Maine is likely to flip. Also important is that none of the incumbent Democrats are in any kind of trouble except for Doug Jones which was expected. I think Gary Peters in Michigan is the closest race and he’s up by ten points.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For all of us who are actually not partisan Ds with brains I think it's time to do the snake most to least likely to flip

AL is going to flip Red so Ds need 3 seats for a tie, 4 for outright majority.

CO, AZ, ME, (Tie), NC, (Win),

Those 4 races are what matters. Focus the fire there. Everything else is still tilt R and throwing money away.

NC is still a stretch. I agree that Alabama, Iowa, Kentucky and such are lost causes at least at this point.

D is up 10 points in NC Senate race.

https://twitter.com/politics_polls/status/1256230902298021889?s=21

Wonderful!

[Anonymous]

Ernst lead evaporates in Iowa Senate race

Ernst leading Greenfield, 43 percent to 42 percent.

In December Ernst was ahead of Greenfield by a 6-point.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/495937-poll-ernst-lead-evaporates-in-iowa-senate-race

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Maybe voters aren't AS nihilistic as they seemed after 2016? Maybe?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For all of us who are actually not partisan Ds with brains I think it's time to do the snake most to least likely to flip

AL is going to flip Red so Ds need 3 seats for a tie, 4 for outright majority.

CO, AZ, ME, (Tie), NC, (Win),

Those 4 races are what matters. Focus the fire there. Everything else is still tilt R and throwing money away.

NC is still a stretch. I agree that Alabama, Iowa, Kentucky and such are lost causes at least at this point.

D is up 10 points in NC Senate race.

Wonderful!

New day, new North Carolina poll - Civiqs has Cunningham up by 9. Also has the approval for Richard Burr, NC’s other R Senator who’s not up for re-election until next time, at 19. He’s the guy who sold millions worth of stock right after the Senate coronavirus briefing.

[Anonymous]

Bye bye Cory Gardner.

[Anonymous]

great news! (as far as it goes... it's still a long way to Nov. and frankly, the more it turns toward dems, the more desperate and erratic DJT is going to be. A very rocky ride ahead).

[Anonymous]

"A raft of new polls from states with competitive Senate races shows momentum veering away from Republican incumbents at a time when doubts are also growing about President Trump’s re-election prospects"

https://www.axios.com/senate-polling-democrats-mon...d1-4ee8-9193-a0ddc8cd960a.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"A raft of new polls from states with competitive Senate races shows momentum veering away from Republican incumbents at a time when doubts are also growing about President Trump’s re-election prospects"

https://www.axios.com/senate-polling-democrats-mon...d1-4ee8-9193-a0ddc8cd960a.html

That link doesn't work. This one does: https://www.axios.com/senate-polling-democrats-montana-north-carolina-500fc49e-53d1-4ee8-9193-a0ddc8cd960a.html

[Anonymous]

I am cautiously optimistic...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am cautiously optimistic...

+1

[Anonymous]

+2

[Anonymous]

We have to win back the senate for Justice Ginsburg, or she can never die