Re-upping my prediction that Ossoff is going to win his “tossup” race by like five points and then instantly become one of the top tier 2028 candidates.

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If most of the money is from out of state, I am not sure that matters. Small donations from the likely voters resonate more favorably. JMO

Yeah, I keep thinking Texas might flip, but they keep electing Ted Cruz and are even considering Ken Paxton - such manifestly awful men. If Talarico - a great candidate for Texas - doesn't get elected in what is likely to be a terrible year for Republicans, you just have to give up on Texas. But fingers crossed - for the last time.

LOL! Go find his comments about transgender issues and barbeque.

Go find Trump's comments about absolutely everything. Republicans don't care. They'd vote for the Antichrist if there was an R next to it. Texas is about getting other people to vote, you know, people with two brain cells and a conscience.

They’d vote for the antichrist? They did.

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If most of the money is from out of state, I am not sure that matters. Small donations from the likely voters resonate more favorably. JMO

Yeah, I keep thinking Texas might flip, but they keep electing Ted Cruz and are even considering Ken Paxton - such manifestly awful men. If Talarico - a great candidate for Texas - doesn't get elected in what is likely to be a terrible year for Republicans, you just have to give up on Texas. But fingers crossed - for the last time.

LOL! Go find his comments about transgender issues and barbeque.

I'll go look for those after I find Trump's comments on staying out of wars and lowering prices. But yeah, BBQ...

even mississippi

https://www.splcactionfund.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/04/2026-04-IMPACT-Baseline-MS-Statewide-Senate-GE-Bench-Apr-2026.pdf

A new poll of Mississippi's U.S. Senate race from Impact Research has Democrat Scott Colom trailing incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith by just 3 points.

With leaners added, she's ahead 47%-44%.

Trump won Mississippi by 61%-38% in 2024.

Don’t threaten me with a good time

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Anonymous wrote:

If most of the money is from out of state, I am not sure that matters. Small donations from the likely voters resonate more favorably. JMO

Yeah, I keep thinking Texas might flip, but they keep electing Ted Cruz and are even considering Ken Paxton - such manifestly awful men. If Talarico - a great candidate for Texas - doesn't get elected in what is likely to be a terrible year for Republicans, you just have to give up on Texas. But fingers crossed - for the last time.

LOL! Go find his comments about transgender issues and barbeque.

Go find Trump's comments about absolutely everything. Republicans don't care. They'd vote for the Antichrist if there was an R next to it. Texas is about getting other people to vote, you know, people with two brain cells and a conscience.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

If most of the money is from out of state, I am not sure that matters. Small donations from the likely voters resonate more favorably. JMO

Yeah, I keep thinking Texas might flip, but they keep electing Ted Cruz and are even considering Ken Paxton - such manifestly awful men. If Talarico - a great candidate for Texas - doesn't get elected in what is likely to be a terrible year for Republicans, you just have to give up on Texas. But fingers crossed - for the last time.

LOL! Go find his comments about transgender issues and barbeque.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

If most of the money is from out of state, I am not sure that matters. Small donations from the likely voters resonate more favorably. JMO

Yeah, I keep thinking Texas might flip, but they keep electing Ted Cruz and are even considering Ken Paxton - such manifestly awful men. If Talarico - a great candidate for Texas - doesn't get elected in what is likely to be a terrible year for Republicans, you just have to give up on Texas. But fingers crossed - for the last time.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

If most of the money is from out of state, I am not sure that matters. Small donations from the likely voters resonate more favorably. JMO

Anonymous wrote:

If most of the money is from out of state, I am not sure that matters. Small donations from the likely voters resonate more favorably. JMO

NEW: Senators approval poll

Senator Susan Collins (Maine)
🟤Disapprove 57%
🟢Approve 37%
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Senator Jon Ossoff (Georgia)
🟢Approve 52%
🟤Disapprove 34%

Morning Consult poll | Q1 2026

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Anonymous wrote:It’s a good year for Democrats when Republicans think they need to spend $80M to hold a U.S. Senate seat in Ohio.

The only money that's going to matter there is what's going into gas tanks.

Yup. I wouldn't put too much stock in the campaign fundraising numbers, honestly. There's only so many ads you can lob at voters before they're sick and tired of the candidate, regardless of the ad content.

Cook Political Report has now moved 4 Senate seats toward the Democrats (NC,GA, OH, NE). That's on top of 5 House races that Cook Political moved leftward just last week, all partly due to Trump's unpopular war in Iran that sent gas prices skyrocketing.