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Originally Posted by ThurgreedMarshall
This is good news, for sure. Although I think every single point will count when it comes to flipping the Senate, if whoever gets the nomination can crush Trump, I'm happy.
But these are national numbers, I assume. I really need to know how everyone is doing relative to Biden in (i) the states that will matter most (Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Florida, etc.) for the electoral and (ii) the states in which Republican Senators are vulnerable.
TM
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I've been thinking about the Senate a lot. We have a really narrow window right now - win Maine, Arizona, and Colorado and hold, uh, Alabama. That's a tough combo in anything but a blowout.
We have to find a way to expand the field. The two seats in Georgia are the biggest target I think. After that, maybe North Carolina is possible with the turnout caused by redistricting, maybe Moscow Mitch is actually unpopular enough to lose Kentucky but, you know, it is Kentucky, Texas is the perennial longshot. The two I'd add that no one is talking about now are Montana, where we already hold a Senate Seat, and Alaska, where I have a college friend running and where the sitting senator won last time with less than 50% of the vote.
But the Senate is scaring the shit out of me, because I don't think we'll hold Alabama.
