PPP (D) for MoveOn.org (D): Dems lead in FL, PA, GA, KS, ME

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Brownback and Deal are very unpopular.  We may be seeing the consequences of low approval ratings. It is possible to have a low approval rating as an incumbent and still win... but it is about a 50% chance of winning for someone with an approval rating of 44%.

So how can Democrats exploit weaknesses of right-wing incumbent Republicans in R-friendly states? Bread-and-butter issues.

We can exploit Walker's weakness as well in a Democratic friendly state concerning corruption.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Rassmussen has it tied. I was simply stating that we are more likely to win Wisc than GA or KS. But Synder, Scott, LePage and Corbett are most likely to lose. Not Deal or Brownback.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Walker's weakness, just like Rauner, Kasich, and Synder lies with Labor Unions. He tried to take their collective bargaining away. Rauner wants no increase in minimum wage. The recall he survived, isn't the same as an election. However, the weakest link lies with Synder and Corbett and LePage. We might get lucky in FL and ARK. But those are the three targets of the DGA.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

When you have Dems lead in numerous states, despite the PVI, on prez races, I will take KS and Ga. This is a midterm, the GOP may have the edge in House, until 2016, but like prez races, statewide races favor Dems.