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  What states do you think will vote for a different party? (2018 Senate election) (search mode)
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Question: Which states are likely to elect the opposite party of their incumbent senator in 2018?
#1
Arizona
 
#2
California
 
#3
Connecticut
 
#4
Delaware
 
#5
Florida
 
#6
Hawaii
 
#7
Indiana
 
#8
Maine
 
#9
Maryland
 
#10
Massachusetts
 
#11
Michigan
 
#12
Minnesota
 
#13
Mississippi
 
#14
Missouri
 
#15
Montana
 
#16
Nebraska
 
#17
Nevada
 
#18
New Jersey
 
#19
New Mexico
 
#20
New York
 
#21
North Dakota
 
#22
Ohio
 
#23
Pennsylvania
 
#24
Rhode Island
 
#25
Tennessee
 
#26
Texas
 
#27
Utah
 
#28
Vermont
 
#29
Virginia
 
#30
Washington
 
#31
West Virginia
 
#32
Wisconsin
 
#33
Wyoming
 
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TheSaint250
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« on: June 02, 2017, 07:14:09 PM »

I think Missouri is #1
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TheSaint250
Junior Chimp
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« Reply #1 on: June 02, 2017, 07:53:13 PM »

I do realize how much people don't like Snyder all across the state, but I think people are stating to not like Stabenow either. Like I said, Republicans got control of the state House and Senate.

Any other Democratic candidate for president would have won Michigan fairly easily, so I wouldn't read too much into the 2016 results. I think the GOP has an okay to pretty good chance of holding on to the Governor's mansion, but the Senate race is an uphill battle.
I doubt "fairly easily." Certainly not Obama 2012 easy.

But you're right with the other stuff
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