Does Conor Lamb challenge Pat Toomey in 2022?

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Like someone said above, Toomey probably isn't running again in 2022. I think Lamb and Fetterman will likely run for the seat. I see Shapiro more as running for governor. Some people have mentioned Wolf as possibly running for Senate, but I don't see that happening.

The Republicans should nominate Fitzparick, if he's still around. He has the ability to win over the suburban voters that Toomey won.

Why should one believe Timmy isn't running again in 2022? He's practically a baby by senatorial standards.

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Like someone said above, Toomey probably isn't running again in 2022. I think Lamb and Fetterman will likely run for the seat. I see Shapiro more as running for governor. Some people have mentioned Wolf as possibly running for Senate, but I don't see that happening.

The Republicans should nominate Fitzparick, if he's still around. He has the ability to win over the suburban voters that Toomey won.

Why should one believe Timmy isn't running again in 2022? He's practically a baby by senatorial standards.

I've seen Senators retire from their seats before their sixtieth birthday: Tom Eagleton, Jack Danforth, and Don Nickles come to mind.

I don't think Lamb will run for the Senate. It's likely he will stay in the House for a long while. Some nobody is more likely going to run against Toomey.

Toomey is a weak incumbent who won by the skin of his teeth against flawed opponents in Republican wave years. He almost certainly will attract a higher caliber opponent than a nobody

I'm not sure I would characterize eitber Sestak as a flawed candidate, nor do I think McGinty was particularly flawed rather than being a standard liberal Democrat. I would certainly not characterize 2016 as a Republican wave year.