In the Congress it would probably look more like this
Senate Balance Pre-Elex: 57D-43R
Arizona: Dennis DeConcini Retires Due to the Keating Five Scandal Like IRL and Jon Kyl still wins
Florida: Connie Mack Narrowly Wins reelection against Hugh Rodham By 1-5%
Maine: Olympia Snowe Wins by a Landslide
Michigan: Don Reigle Runs And Narrowly Wins against Spencer Abraham (Probably By 1-2%)
Minnesota: Without The Wave this will become Democratic
Ohio: Mike DeWine Still Wins just by a more narrow margin
Oklahoma: James Inhofe Wins No matter what
Pennsylvania: Harris Wofford Narrowly Loses To Fmr. Atty Gen. Dick Thronburgh (Rematch)
Tennessee: James Sasser Loses To Bill Frist By A Same Margin as In IRL
Texas: Lloyd Bentsen Narrowly Loses against Fmr. Gov. Bill Clements By Less Than One Percent
Vermont: Jim Jeffords Wins By 5% Against Jan Backus
Washington: Slade Gorton Narrowly Wins Reelection Against Fmr. Gov. Booth Gardner
GOP Pickups- AZ, ME, PA, OK-S, TN, TX
DEM Pickups- MN,
Senate Balance After Elex 52D-48R
Assuming If Shelby Stays A Democrat
House Of Representatives 250D-185R
R+8
Democrats Keep The Chamber
Governors Races Would Look More like this
Alamaba: Jim Folsom Would lose Reelection to Fob James Like IRL
Alaska: Tony Knowles Still Wins
Arizona: Fife Symington Loses By 5-7% To Basha
Connecticut: Bill Curry Defeats Lowell Weicker
Florida: Lawton Chiles loses to Jeb Bush (Go Figure)
Georgia: Zell Miller Wins Reelection by a Landslide
Idaho: Phil Batt still wins
Illinois: Jim Edgar Wins Reelection by a comfortable margin
Kansas: Bill Graves Still wins Albeit by a comfortable margin
Maine: Joe Brennan Wins
New Mexico: Bruce King loses To Gary Johnson By a very close margin
New York: Mario Cuomo Wins By a Landslide
Oklahoma: Frank Keating Wins by a narrow margin (If The independent and the Democrat vote doesn't split)
Pennsylvania: Tom Ridge Wins Like In IRL
Rhode Island: Sundlun Wins Reelection
South Carolina: Nick Theodore Defeats David Beasley
South Dakota: Bill Janklow Loses to Jim Beddow
Tennessee: Don Sundquist Wins
Texas: George W. Bush Defeats Anne Richards (Again Go Figure)
Wyoming: Jim Gerringer Still Wins
GOP Pickups- AL, FL, ID, KS, NM, OK, PA, TN, TX
DEM Pickups- AK, AZ, CT, ME, SC, SD
Governorships Before 30D-20R
Governorships After 27D-23R
What the hell did I just read, why would Chiles lose to Bush when he beat him IRL in 1994. +Chiles +6-8
Richard's is a pretty popular Governor and she would probably beat the GOP nominee in 1994 Richards +2
Folsom Jr. lost by less than 1% IRL in a Republican wave year Folsom +5-7
I agree with Knowles still winning
I agree with Basha winning but I don't agree with the 5-7% margin I'd say it would be closer. Basha +2-3
Weicker wasn't even a candidate, in Connecticut so that's a non-starter but Bill Curry lost by a small margin so I'd flip this one as well.
I agree with Zell Miller
I think Idaho could be really close, but it's still probably a Batt +1-2 thing.
I agree with Illinois it's a lost cause
Kansas too is probably not going to flip
I think King still wins in Maine
I agree with your pick in New Mexico
I agree with your Cuomo pick
Yea Oklahoma probably with the split
Tom Ridge would probably lose, he's weak on abortion for the GOP and lost 12% of the vote in 1994 to the Constitution party nominee
Sundlund lost renomination by 30 points OTL I think that he still loses and the Dem nominee wins the general
I agree with Nick Theodore winning
I think Janklow could lose, but I think it's pretty unlikely
I'd say flip Tennessee Gubernatorial election
Yea Geringer still probably wins
Senate
Yea AZ still probably flips
I think a stronger Dem runs in 1994 because Rodham is just some guy. I'd say Buddy MacKay and he beats Mack.
Snowe wins by like a 55-42 margin
Riegle wins by a big margin
I agree with Minnesota
With no Independent candidate + a Dem wave then I think DeWine loses
I agree with the Inhofe take
Wofford won by 10 in 1991 I don't see why he loses to Dick when he barely lost to Santorum
Tennessee would be much closer than OTL
Why would Bentsen a popular war hero lose a race that he won by 19 points in the GOP wave of 1988
I agree with the Jeffords take I think he could defect though
Gorton barely won against a nobody in 1994 OTL he loses by a significant margin
