[SMGFan]

Depends on who Democrats pick for President.

[Republican Wildcat]

Democratic incumbents Tina Smith of Minnesota and Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire start off with clear advantages.

Does anywhere near a majority of voters in those states support infanticide? Both of these Senators voted against banning it - it should be a major issue in there elections. Do a majority of voters in the supposedly "safe" Dem seats support infanticide? I think not. They should all be challenged - concede none of them.

[fortheDeclaration]

The Senate is the real issue in 2020, we must hold it!

[Republican Wildcat]

Democratic incumbents Tina Smith of Minnesota and Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire start off with clear advantages.

Does anywhere near a majority of voters in those states support infanticide? Both of these Senators voted against banning it - it should be a major issue in their elections. Do a majority of voters in the supposedly "safe" Dem seats support infanticide? I think not. They should all be challenged - concede none of them.

[luv2ski]

Makes me nervous reading this. My state (CO) will be a battleground and Cory Gardner is going to have a fight on his hands. He has known this for a while, though. I have seen it in his public statements and the legislation he has championed.

One thing that could help us a lot is if the Dem candidate for President turns out to be one of the many whack jobs currently running for the job. I think a far left candidate could turn off the rank and file Dems and suppress the vote. That said, I am also worried about fraud.

[SuperLuminal]

Elections for the Senate are the key to any hope for the Nation's long-term survival...

IMHO, if we Americans lose the Senate there will be no chance, short of gun fire, to stop this Orwellian juggernaut...

[Republican Wildcat]

In Michigan, a state surprisingly carried by Trump in 2016, freshman Democrat Gary Peters starts off with the advantage but must also prove his mettle. Again, his seat is a “must hold” for Democrats.

John James can win that seat - but he has to have the $$$. The end result in 2018 proved if he had had full funding from the beginning, that race was entirely winnable. He needs $10 million (minimum) to be able to run a full media campaign starting September 1. Not just two weeks before the election like in 2018 - where the gap closed rapidly after he got up on the air, but the gap was too large to close in so little time. That was a huge missed opportunity.

[LS]

At this point, McSally is on thin ice in AZ. She is just utterly incompetent, coming out against Trump’s Me-hee-co tariff. Tone deaf as hell.

[TonyM]

Doug Jones (D) will be ousted in Alabama and replaced by Bradley Byrne (R), bet on it.

[itsahoot]

Who controls the Senate is up to Mitch McConnel, it looks like he is going to do to the Senate what Ryan did to the House.

[Deplorable American1776]

Roll Call is trying to say that Trump will lose...if he does, this Deplorable Family will move...

To Venezuela...(I mean, if I have to live in a hellholes, I'll go to a hellholes that is wrecked...not one that will be wrecked by MORONS...)