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, 11:05:56 AM »

The 2024 map doesn't look good for Democrats, but this far out a lot of things can change.

They have potentially vulnerable seats to defend in NV, AZ, MT, WI, MI, PA, OH, WV, and ME, with an outside chance NJ, DE, MN, or NM come into play.

On the other hand, it seems like the only 2 potentially competative seats the GOP have to defend are TX and FL, and even then, both of these seem like they would be uphill battles for Democrats. It seems like with current polarization, it's unlikely Democrats will break through in MO, TN, IN, ND, NE, or some other red state again.

They already had a net loss of 2 in 2018 and that was in a D + 8 environment and the GOP not taking WV, MT, or OH seriously

So are they bound to lose seats come 2024, or will they pretty much lose seats no matter what?
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