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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Figure the democrats lose Montana and Ohio. There don't seem to be any possible pick ups, so long Senate [/quote]

Why Ohio?  Is Brown not running for re-election. He is well liked in Ohio, as he brings a lot of money to that state. [/quote]

Because Ohio moves further to the red every election. We just saw a great candidate loose to someone almost as flawed as Hershel Walker. The republicans ran a candidate who supported spousal abuse and they won. [/quote]

You underestimate how much goodwill and incumbency advantage Sherrod Brown has[/quote]

If not him than Manchin in WV (a +40 republican state, so as popular as he is, he's still vulnerable), Nevada (a very purple state), Sinema in Arizona (is there a more unpopular senator), not to mention Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. Surely the republicans get 1 of those in addition to Montana. Meanwhile, democrats will be trying to flip Texas and Florida? [/quote]

Why is Montana a flip, Testor is still more likely than not to run and he’s won it 3 times already.

Ohio, Brown won b 6% in 2021 and then by 6.8% in 2018. I don’t see the down trend, he will be favored.

The Dems will be slight favorites in all those other states. Dems are definitely on defense, and likely 1 seat will go but 2+ is no given. Maybe 50/50 the Republicans can get 2.[/quote]
+1 Tester and Brown and Manchin are very popular and it’s hard to unseat a two-term incumbent. Even that pile of Russian garbage Ron Johnson won.[/quote]

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