MD-SEN 2024: Cardin retiring, Hogan IN

[Not Me, Us]

Raskin would be my preferred candidate here, but it's obviously totally understandable if he passes. Running in a crowded and potentially bruising statewide primary while fighting cancer sounds like an absolute nightmare.

[Not Me, Us]

There's no viable coalition for Trone here lmao. Alsobrooks appeals to all sides of the party.

So Alsobrooks is the clear favorite at this point? From what I've read, I certainly hope she wins this.

It seems like Trone is the only other serious candidate right now, but I'd be pretty shocked if he managed to beat Alsobrooks. Raskin might make it interesting, but it doesn't look like he's gonna jump in and Alsobrooks would still be favored even if he did. Likely Alsobrooks at this point.

[Not Me, Us]

https://twitter.com/axios/status/1760826947104305499?t=2zzxweHaqwnEkAnZSdiNRw&am...

I am begging the GOP to burn their money on this race.

[Not Me, Us]

Trone is a stronger candidate because he doesn't publicly support Israel as much as Alsobrooks. Gaza is the number one issue of this election, at least for the youth vote.

They seem exactly the same on Israel to me. Honestly they seem pretty much the same on everything. I'm really not sure who to support here. I don't like people buying seats but the Alsobrooks campaign has been anemic.

We have way more than enough geriatric millionaires in the Senate already, I support Alsobrooks for that reason alone.