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Miles
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« on: October 06, 2010, 01:19:14 PM »

Schwarzenegger said today that a "GOP majority will actually help Obama be reelected." Obviously not true of course.

As for 2014 the same southern dems that are up this time around won't  be reelected the next time around.

SD Johnsoin, ARK Pryor, AK Begich, VA Mark Warner, CO Udall,  NC Hagen, and LA Mary Landrieu. I say their position is dire regardless of who is in the white house.

SD-Johson will likely retire and be replaced with Hersth-Sandlin.

AR-Pryor has a popular name, I think he'd win even if he were up this year.

AK-Begich will probably have a tough race.

VA-Warner was a popular governor, he has a good chance.

CO-Depends on the ecenomy

NC-See CO

LA-If she were up this year, she'd look like Blanche Lincoln. It depends if the LA electorate is still as rabidly anti-Obama as it is today.
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« Reply #1 on: October 06, 2010, 03:59:32 PM »
« Edited: October 06, 2010, 08:20:01 PM by MilesC56 »

Looking at all 33 seats:


AL: [Sessions] Safe R

AK: [Begich]-Tossup

AR: [Pryor] Lean D

CO: [Udall]
-Better economy- Lean D
-Same economy-Tossup

DE: [Coons] Likely D

GA:
W/ Chambliss- Likely R
Open- Lean R

ID: [Risch]-Safe R

IL:
W/Durbin- Safe D
Open- Likely D

IA:
W/Harkin-Likely D
Open- Tossup

KS: [Roberts] or Open- Safe R

KY: [McConnell]- Likely R

LA: [Landrieu]
Better economy- Slight D
Same economy-Lean R

ME:
W/Collins- Lean R
Collins loses primary- Likely D
Open-Lean D
Collins runs as independent- Tossup

MA: [Kerry]- Safe D

MI:
W/Levin-Likely D
Open- Slight D

MN: [Franken]-Slight D

MS: [Cochran] or Open- Safe R

MT:
W/Baucus- Likely D
Open-Tossup

NB: [Johanns]-Safe R

NH:
W/Shaheen-Lean D
Open-Tossup

NJ: [Probably Open]- Lean D

NM: [Udall]- Likely D

NC: [Hagan]
Better Economy-Slight D
Same Economy-Slight R

OK: [Inhofe]- Safe R

OR: [Merkley]
Merkley ve Generic R- Lean D
Merkely-Smith rematch- Tossup

RI: [Reed]-Safe D

SC:
w/Graham-Likely R
Graham loses primary-Lean R
Graham runs as independent- Tossup

SD:
W/Johnson- Lean D
Open-Tossup

TN: [Alexander]- Safe R

TX: [Cornyn]-Likely R

VA: [Warner]- Lean D

WV:
W/Rockefeller- Likely D
Open- Slight R

WY: [Enzi]- Safe R
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« Reply #2 on: October 06, 2010, 08:20:57 PM »

Yes, KY was a typo.

Its Likely R.
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« Reply #3 on: October 06, 2010, 08:30:07 PM »

Why would KY be likely Dem? Doesnt make any sense at all. I am assuming a typo.

...anything positive to say?
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