WI-SEN 2024 megathread

[Pericles]

On an another note,
I absolutely do not believe WI is going to become some kind of lean red state at the federal level. This modterm clearly showed otherwise!

I think in the long-term, much more than PA or MI, Republicans have a lot more room to grow than Democrats because so much of the electorate are rural areas where Democrats lose by less than in other states. Trends don't always happen at the earliest possible opportunity though.

[Pericles]

Can someone explain why exactly Gallagher is particularly strong, other than the fact he isn't completely derailed? He's not moderate nor does he come across as particularly charismatic. The only thing I can think of is he voted for the Respect for Marriage Act. And finally Baldwin is still a generally well-liked incumbent at the end of the day.

No matter what, Ds shouldn't take this seat for granted and they very well could lose, but Gallagher seems pretty "meh"

Sounds like he's the Adam Laxalt of 2024.