If the Democrats hang on to the statehouses in: OH, MI, WI, IA and IL (user search)
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« on: July 05, 2010, 10:17:18 PM »

I think that the Republicans could lose all the states you mention but Iowa.  I can't envision Branstad losing.  They really should pick up the open seat in Michigan and perhaps Wisconsin, but I don't know that Strickland is all that unpopular or blamed for the recession in Ohio.  I don't think that Ohio has turned out an incumbent since Gilligan in (of all years) 1974.  Illinois might have to strong a habit of beating up on the disorganized GOP.  But, really, is it a plus to govern these rust belt states during a recession?

Of states you didn't mention, they should pick up Pennsylvania, and that would be a significant gain.  Perhaps he'll bring back the State Assembly, which would be nice for redistricting..
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