KY-SEN: Amy McGrath in

[Virginiá]

No one is getting their hoped up, but the Southern Strategy is finally being done away with, with Confederate flags being dismantled in the South. KY, MO were Confederate boarder states and if there is a landslide Galliway and McGrath can win , if Biden wins by 8, larger than the 2008 6 or landslide Obama had

2008, McConnell won by only 10 pts 6 pts when Obama won the PVI, by 6 7.2, if its 8 50 pt PVI, McGrath will might win.

McConnell won by 20 in 2014 due to it being a midterm

That's why Bullock and Bollier have a chance in red states, partisan leans arent like midterms than in Prez elections. That's why Gross can win in AK, and Dems win a Supermajority,  Begich won in 2008

FTFY

[Virginiá]

Unless there is a poll that comes out showing McGrath leading McConnell, Graham, Marshall, Cornyn, and Daines, Dems have been way too optimistic about a 60 seat majority. We thought Ds were gonna win 60 seats when Biden was at peak polling in summertime at 15 points and Trump approvals went from 39 to 47 percent

Who is talking about 60 seat majorities lol

Killing the filibuster is getting a ton of play precisely because no one believes a 60 seat majority is even remotely plausible.

[Virginiá]

Random question: is the 60 vote requirement for the filibuster set at that number or would it increase if DC and Puerto Rico sent senators to Washington and raised the chamber's total number of seats to 104?

No - 3/5th majority required.