2020 Senate Map

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Anonymous wrote:I think MT is going to be more of a toss up, and Ernst is in trouble if people on the ground that I know in IA are to be believed.

Who do you know? Specifically, are your friends and family Republican? Or do you have political friends working in Iowa? I’m just curious who is saying what.

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Gideon ahead of Collins in Maine....

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think MT is going to be more of a toss up, and Ernst is in trouble if people on the ground that I know in IA are to be believed.

Who do you know? Specifically, are your friends and family Republican? Or do you have political friends working in Iowa? I’m just curious who is saying what.

This is more inline with what I had been hearing

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Anonymous wrote:

Dems have done a good job of nationalizing the Senate races this year. I wouldn't be surprised if 80-90% of donors come from out of state. I've gotten a few ads for Cal Cunningham in NC and I live in Silver Springs.

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Previous Poster here, Silver Spring**

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The Lincoln Project gets involved in the Senate races...

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Anonymous wrote:The Lincoln Project gets involved in the Senate races...

This is stellar. I'm a little confused why Cruz and Rubio are in the ad if they aren't up for reelection.

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Because they’re piece-of-shit toady suck-ups?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Lincoln Project gets involved in the Senate races...

This is stellar. I'm a little confused why Cruz and Rubio are in the ad if they aren't up for reelection.

Agree - needs Cornyn and Daines and some of the others who are currently running.

[Anonymous]

Agree - needs Cornyn and Daines and some of the others who are currently running.

Daines in particular. Hes vulnerable against Bullock.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think MT is going to be more of a toss up, and Ernst is in trouble if people on the ground that I know in IA are to be believed.

Who do you know? Specifically, are your friends and family Republican? Or do you have political friends working in Iowa? I’m just curious who is saying what.

This is more inline with what I had been hearing

That’s not nearly a wide enough lead. I don’t like that at all.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think MT is going to be more of a toss up, and Ernst is in trouble if people on the ground that I know in IA are to be believed.

Who do you know? Specifically, are your friends and family Republican? Or do you have political friends working in Iowa? I’m just curious who is saying what.

This is more inline with what I had been hearing

That’s not nearly a wide enough lead. I don’t like that at all.

Ernst is awful but there are many other better races for Dems to feel good about.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think MT is going to be more of a toss up, and Ernst is in trouble if people on the ground that I know in IA are to be believed.

Who do you know? Specifically, are your friends and family Republican? Or do you have political friends working in Iowa? I’m just curious who is saying what.

This is more inline with what I had been hearing

That’s not nearly a wide enough lead. I don’t like that at all.

Ernst is awful but there are many other better races for Dems to feel good about.

+1 she wasn’t even on the radar as a flippable seat when this thread began.

[Anonymous]

Dems have done a good job of nationalizing the Senate races this year. I wouldn't be surprised if 80-90% of donors come from out of state. I've gotten a few ads for Cal Cunningham in NC and I live in Silver Springs.

Same here. I get emails from Cunningham, as well. I live in Virginia and I am a Republican.