Is Kendra Horn Really That Vulnerable? (OK-05)

[wbrocks67]

It appears that all of her possible challengers are flopping, and have nowhere near the funds she has/will have.

I think her chances may be a bit underrated here, no doubt since Trump will likely get nowhere near the margin in this district that he got in 2016, either.

https://twitter.com/Blake_Allen13/status/1273836423452516353?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw...

[For Trump, everything. For immigrants, the law]

She’s definitely vulnerable, but this race isn’t Lean/Likely R like some think. She’s certainly not more likely to lose than Peterson or Brindisi.

[Politics Fan]

She's hardly DOA but in the days of increasing straight party voting and polarization will need Biden to win or at least keep the deficit to under a few points in OK-5 if she wants to hold on.

[ProgressiveModerate]

She's vulnerable, no one willdisagree about that, but she's not DOA like Jones.

[RussFeingoldWasRobbed]

Pottawottamie and Seminole are trending hard R and that will most likely cancel out the OK City portion. Besides, Biden won't win OK County by 12 like Edmondson did

[Abolish ICE]

Yes, especially if she faces someone other than Barresi (IIRC, she was pretty unpopular while in statewide office for some reason).

[Nutmeg]

Only if Shelli Landon^TM is her opponent

[Non Swing Voter]

All of the "unexpected" Democrat wins: this seat, Charleston, Staten Island were actually fairly in line with nationwide trends of upscale and/or urban districts moving to democrats.  So I don't think she's as vulnerable as people say. But nobody would be surprised if she lost.