If Trump wins presidency, how many Dem Senators in 2018 lose their seats?

[Kingpoleon]

North Dakota.

Worst case scenario for the GOP is losing Arizona, Nevada, Texas, and maybe Utah if a Trumpists is nominated there. If Trump wins this year, I'd say 2018 is D+2(+ AZ, NV, TX; - ND).

[Kingpoleon]

North Dakota.

Worst case scenario for the GOP is losing Arizona, Nevada, Texas, and maybe Utah if a Trumpists is nominated there. If Trump wins this year, I'd say 2018 is D+2(+ AZ, NV, TX; - ND).

If Trump wins, Heithkemp almost certainly wins in ND.

I doubt it. Drew Wrigley or Kelly Schmidt could beat her 51-45.

[Kingpoleon]

North Dakota.

Worst case scenario for the GOP is losing Arizona, Nevada, Texas, and maybe Utah if a Trumpists is nominated there. If Trump wins this year, I'd say 2018 is D+2(+ AZ, NV, TX; - ND).

If Trump wins, Heithkemp almost certainly wins in ND.

I doubt it. Drew Wrigley or Kelly Schmidt could beat her 51-45.

They could put up Rick Berg again, perennial candidate Duane Sands, or a some dude, and then Heitkamp would easily win reelection.

Why would they nominate Berg again?

There's far too deep a bench of somewhat young and ambitious Republicans in North Dakota. Brian Kalk, Drew Wrigley, Kelly Schmidt, Cory Fong, Adam Hamm, Jim Poolman, Nicole Poolman, Wayne Stenehjem, and Kevin Cramer all have held anywhere from one to four statewide offices, with the exception of Nicole Poolman. She was Stenehjem's primary running mate this year.