Which Democratic Senate seats will a Republican win?
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Question: Well?
#1
Minnesota
 
#2
New Jersey
 
#3
Washington
 
#4
Maryland
 
#5
Nebraska
 
#6
Michigan
 
#7
West Virginia
 
#8
Florida
 
#9
NOTA
 
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« Reply #25 on: June 02, 2006, 10:46:14 PM »

I'm going to be an optimist and go with Minnesota and Michigan. Minnesota and Michigan are both more friendly in off-years.

As for Stabenow, she is not a strong incumbent at all and IF the primary winner has a good campaign going and destroys her faux-populist campaign we got it.

As for Jersey, we always seem to get our hopes up there, and always seem to crash and burn there.

Anthing is possible, I suppose, but I think you are really reaching if you think Michigan is competitive, especially with this national environment for the GOP.

I think it's more anti-incumbent than anti-GOP. Democrats aren't well liked either right now - and Bush isn't on the ballot here, Granholm is.

It'll take a helluva campaign, but it could be done.

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