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Unbeatable Titan Susan Collins
johnzaharoff
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« on: February 27, 2024, 11:36:25 AM »

Assume Trump wins AZ, GA, WI, PA in 2020. Assume Perdue and Peters win and all other races are the same outcome.

Democrats have a 7 seat gain in the 2022 Senate.

The Democratic nominee would be leading by double digits and actually go on to win by that much. FL, TX, IA, OH, AK all flip.

Warren, Kloubuchar would probably be in, as well as Whitmer and Newsom.

I assume you mean Peters loses to James?

I also don't see Trump being unpopular enough for a 7 seat senate lose in 2022. They probably lose it. (Ande definitely lose the House assuming they took it in 2020) But I don't think there are enough swing seats up.

They lose PA (duh), WI.

After that it is hard. NC I can see in a bad midterm. AK would not have Peralta (she won her house race in August 2022- which may have been for control in this TL) OH maybe but I don't see it given how far the state has gone. There where no other GOP seats won in 2022 by less than 11 points.

I have no idea where you would get 7, 5 seems like a herculean task given the map.
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Unbeatable Titan Susan Collins
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« Reply #1 on: February 27, 2024, 12:00:46 PM »

For the sake of argument will give Trump a Biden 2020 esq victory.

Trump carries OTL plus GA, AZ, WI, PA- comes close in MI, NV

2020 Senate same pulse Perdue wins (in Nov) and James beats Peters. Warnock wins runoff (52-48 gop control).

Extremely narrow house victory GOP 222-213.

GOP struggles to pass much in first two years given narrow House.

Dobbs still happens, Breyer does not retire of course.

Trump rages at Democrats and moderate Republicans.

2022- Dems take the House by a good amount, which begins impeachment proceedings on Trump scandal 32.

Dems pick up PA, WI, NC

McMullen picks up Utah (I actually like that one Riverwalk)
 
Dems on paper hold a 50-47-1 majority) In practice senate is run by the Gang of  6 Moderates, (Murkowski, Collins, Romney, McMullen Manchin, Sinemima)

Most GOP front runners do not run given Trumps unpopularity although there is a large draft DeSantis movement. Pence or Vance is the nominee.

For the Dems I think they go with Witmer who beats, Warren, a Squad member, and Newsome.

Dems ahead in all of the swing states by 3+ points.
 
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