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Co-Chair Bagel23
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E: -1.48, S: -1.83

« on: May 27, 2018, 11:47:43 AM »

These will change, it's only may! Man this is early to do, but given what I know today here it goes:

AZ- Sinema win 51-48

CA- I honestly have no clue here lol.

CT- Murphy win 62-35

DE- Carper win 64-34

Fl- Nelson win 51-48

HI- Hirono win 67-30

IN- Braun win 51-47

ME- King win 58-42 everyone else

MD- Cardin win 63-35

MA- Warren win 62-35

MI- Stabenow win 57-41

MN- Klobuchar win 63-33

MN- Smith win 56-40

MS- Wicker win 55-44

MS- Hyde-Smith win 59-41

MO- McCaskill win 50-47

MT- Tester win 47.52-47.49

NE- Fischer win 61-37

NV- Rosen win 49-47

NJ- Menendez win 56-42

NM- Heinrich win 56-42

NY- Gillbrand win 69-28

ND- Cramer win 53-45

OH- Brown win 52-46

PA- Casey win 55-43

RI- Whitehouse win 64-34

TN- Blackburn win 53-45

TX- Cruz win 54-44

Utah- Romney win 71-26

VT- Sanders win 73-27 everyone else

VA- Kaine win 57-40

WA- Cantwell win 58-39

WV- Manchin win 52-46

WI- Baldwin win 53-45

WY- Barrasso win 71-27

































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Co-Chair Bagel23
Bagel23
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Posts: 13,369
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Political Matrix
E: -1.48, S: -1.83

« Reply #1 on: May 27, 2018, 12:46:22 PM »

These will change, it's only may! Man this is early to do, but given what I know today here it goes:

AZ- Sinema win 51-48

CA- I honestly have no clue here lol.

CT- Murphy win 62-35

DE- Carper win 64-34

Fl- Nelson win 51-48

HI- Hirono win 67-30

IN- Braun win 51-47

ME- King win 58-42 everyone else

MD- Cardin win 63-35

MA- Warren win 62-35

MI- Stabenow win 57-41

MN- Klobuchar win 63-33

MN- Smith win 56-40

MS- Wicker win 55-44

MS- Hyde-Smith win 59-41

MO- McCaskill win 50-47

MT- Tester win 47.52-47.49

NE- Fischer win 61-37

NV- Rosen win 49-47

NJ- Menendez win 56-42

NM- Heinrich win 56-42

NY- Gillbrand win 69-28

ND- Cramer win 53-45

OH- Brown win 52-46

PA- Casey win 55-43

RI- Whitehouse win 64-34

TN- Blackburn win 53-45

TX- Cruz win 54-44

Utah- Romney win 71-26

VT- Sanders win 73-27 everyone else

VA- Kaine win 57-40

WA- Cantwell win 58-39

WV- Manchin win 52-46

WI- Baldwin win 53-45

WY- Barrasso win 71-27


































Why do you think CHS does better than Wicker?

Because she is facing a weaker candidate, not on his own right, but being African American for MS automatically makes a candidate weaker.
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Co-Chair Bagel23
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Posts: 13,369
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Political Matrix
E: -1.48, S: -1.83

« Reply #2 on: May 27, 2018, 09:59:59 PM »

Only competitive-ish races

AZ: Sinema+2 (D FLIP)
NV: Rosen +3 (D FLIP)
TN: Blackburn +8
MS-2: Hyde-Smith +14
TX: Cruz +10
MT: Tester +1
ND: Cramer +10 (R FLIP)
MO: Hawley +2 (R FLIP)
IN: Braun +8 (R FLIP)
WV: Morrissey +5 (R FLIP)
FL: Scott +3 (R FLIP)
OH: Brown +4
WI: Baldwin +6
MI: Stabenow +10
PA: Casey +11
VA: Kaine +15
NJ: Menendez +9



Those range from hackish to incredibly hackish.

This is an improvement from before.
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