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Conan
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« on: July 19, 2007, 03:52:49 PM »

Wow... Larry Sabato came up with a list of seats anyone on here could have last december when Johnson had his malfunction.
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Conan
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« Reply #1 on: July 22, 2007, 07:44:09 PM »

Please elaborate Jersey and Montana. IMO, Baucus is (as of right now) in no danger whatsoever.

New Jersey will be a close race because it always is, this is not to say by any stretch I believe the Republicans will win, however, like always they will get there hopes up about the race and it will be competitive, something like a 52-47.

In Montana, I still believe Racicot will jump into this race and make it competitive.  Otherwise, cross it off the map.
I wouldn't say last year's election was close at 53-45 but I may be wrong here. Anyway, the last close senate election was 2000 which was 51-47. You're also not going to get a close election here on a presidential year, with the current environment, and no serious GOP senate candidates.

Lautenberg: 58
Doherty: 40

Lautenberg: 55
Estrabrook: 43

Lautenberg: 55
Pennacchio: 42
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« Reply #2 on: July 22, 2007, 11:22:42 PM »

I think you are being a bit optimistic in New Hampshire and Colorado. Sure, both the Democatic challengers have a narrow advantage, but to call the Lean Dem is too optimistic. In New hampshire, Shaheen hasn't decided to run yet, and Sununu leads his other opponents. In Colorado, it is a real swing state, and I doubt the margins for either candidate will be greater than 5%. Likewise, Hagel hasn't laid out his plans yet, and Bruning could very well win. Feel free to criticize me, but I was just giving my opinion. Smiley
NH is def. lean dem right now.
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