Title: 2010 US Senate Races- Competitive US Senate Races are in Obama States. Post by: nkpatel1279 on November 22, 2009, 11:08:13 AM Strong McCain States-where Republicans are strongly favored to win.
1)AL-Shelby-R 2)AK-Murkowski-R 3)AZ-McCain-R 4)GA-Isakson-R 5)ID-Crapo-R 6)KS-OPEN-Moran-R 7)LA-Vitter-R 8)OK-Coburn-R 9)SC-DeMint-R 10)SD-Thune-R 11)UT-Bennett-R Strong Obama States where Democrats are strongly favored to win. 1)CA-Boxer-D 2)HI-Inouye-D 3)MD-Mikulski-D 4)NY-Schumer-D 5)OR-Wyden-D 6)VT-Leahy-D 7)WA-Murray-D 8)WI-Feingold-D Democrats are strongly favored to win IN-Bayh-D which is a purple state. ND-Dorgan(assuming Hoeven-R does not run)-is a McCain State. Republicans are strongly favored to win IA-Grassley-R which is an Obama sates. Title: Re: 2010 US Senate Races- Competitive US Senate Races are in Obama States. Post by: nkpatel1279 on November 22, 2009, 11:27:32 AM The highly competitive US Senate Races in 2010 are in
1)AR(Lincoln-D)-a strong McCain State. 2)CO(Bennett-D)-a weak Obama State. 3)CT(Dodd-D)-a strong Obama State. 4)DE(OPEN-Kaufman-D)- a Strong Obama State. 5)FL(OPEN-LeMeuix-R)-a weak Obama State. 6)IL(OPEN-Burris-D)-a Strong Obama State. 7)KY(OPEN-Bunning-R)-a strong McCain State. 8)MO(OPEN-Bond-R)-a weak McCain State. 9)NV(Reid-D)-a strong Obama state. 10)NH(OPEN-Gregg-R)-a strong Obama state. 11)NY(Gillibrand-D)-a Strong Obama State. 12)NC(Burr-R)-a weak Obama state. 13)OH(OPEN-Voinovich-R)-a weak Obama state. 14)PA(Specter-D)-a strong Obama state. President Obama will help Biden(DE),Giannoulias(IL),Reid(NV),Hodes(NH),Gillibrand(NY),and Specter or Sestak(PA) and too a certain degree Dodd(CT)-assuming he closes the gap against his GOP opponent. Republicans are going to win Southern States such as FL(Crist/Rubio)KY(Grayson),and NC(Burr) and to a certain degree in AR. assuming she supports the filibuster on HCR. Senate Races in CO,MO,and OH will be based on individual races. In MO- Carnahan-D who is a stronger candidate than Blunt-R is favored to win but the race will be close. In CO and OH both sides have mediocre candidates. CO and OH will go down the wire. |