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  If the Democrats lose only one Senate seat, which one would flip? (search mode)
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Question: Well?
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Indiana
 
#2
Missouri
 
#3
West Virginia
 
#4
North Dakota
 
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Another state
 
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Total Voters: 74

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« on: January 04, 2018, 09:07:11 PM »

So let's say Democrats retake the House in 2018 but fall just short of a Senate majority because even though NV and AZ have flipped, Democrats have lost all the other R-held seats (they did well in TX and TN, it just wasn't enough) but also one of their own incumbent Senators. Which seat would be a R pickup in this scenario?

I know we like to talk about MO a lot, but I'm inclined to believe that if 2018 is such a massive wave year that Republicans are basically getting clobbered across the country, it would have to be a state where Trump is still very popular, so I went with WV (probably the one state where Trump campaigning for the R nominee could still help the GOP, maybe even in a D wave year).

I also included ND in the poll because Trump won it by 36 points in 2016 and most pundits consider Heitkamp very vulnerable.
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