Is there any way Democrats could avoid a net loss of senate seats in 2024? (user search)
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« on: November 18, 2020, 11:16:22 AM »
« edited: November 18, 2020, 11:24:23 AM by Roll Roons »

It's going to very, very tough. WV is looking like a near-certain Republican pickup, even if Manchin runs again. Brown and Tester will have dogfights, but both are battle-tested and should not be counted out.

Don't expect the Florida Democrats to get their s**t together. And I think this year's results proved that Texas is still a fundamentally Republican state, albeit less so than it was in the Bush/Obama era. I wouldn't be surprised if Cruz retired to run for president again, which would allow someone stronger like Crenshaw to run and possibly improve Republican chances of holding it.
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