This is where I predict the most competitive Senate races will come down:
Senate......................................................Change
Alaska: Dan Sullivan (R) .......................(R+1)
Arkansas: Tom Cotton (R) .....................(R+2)
Colorado: ^Mark Udall (D)
—The fraud will be rampant in this one, otherwise Gardner would be giving a victory speech Nov 4.
Georgia: Michelle Nunn (D)...................(R+1)
Iowa: Joni Ernst (R) ...............................(R+2)
Kansas: Greg Orman (I) .........................(R+1)
Kentucky: ^Mitch McConnell (R)
Louisiana: ^Mary L. Landrieu (D)
—Rob Maness is preventing Cassidy from winning the Jungle Primary outright and Landrieu, with the help of massive lame-duck pork, will win the runoff.
Michigan: Gary Peters (D)
New Hampshire: ^Jeanne Shaheen (D)
North Carolina: ^Kay Hagan (D)
Virginia: ^Mark Warner (D)
South Dakota: Rounds (R) .....................(R+2)
—Barely.
West Virginia: Capito (R) ......................(R+3)
Montana: Daines (R)...............................(R+4)
Sounds about right.
The fact we lose Senate races to Democrats in Georgia, Kansas, Louisiana, is really what spells out doom for Republicans ever wining the Senate again.
I mean, if you can’t win a national election in those states you’ll never get more than 40 senators going forward, ever. And that is best case scenario. I think Republicans are destined to become a 30 seat party in the Senate from here on out.
...off a few. Pity about NH & VA. It is a pity about Michigan though, I liked the GOP candidate.