PPP: IA, GA, ME - Greenfield +3, Tied at 44%, Gideon +5

[TiltsAreUnderrated]

Collins losing is going to be SOOOOO satisfying.

She's come a long way from her old approach, but is still a better vote in the Senate (from Democrats' perspectives) than almost all of the Senate Republican caucus (c.f. skinny repeal of the ACA), so her defeat is going to be less cause for celebration than, say, Tillis' departure.

[TiltsAreUnderrated]

Collins losing is going to be SOOOOO satisfying.

She's come a long way from her old approach, but is still a better vote in the Senate (from Democrats' perspectives) than almost all of the Senate Republican caucus (c.f. skinny repeal of the ACA), so her defeat is going to be less cause for celebration than, say, Tillis' departure.

She’s being replaced by a Democrat. Who cares about her little wishy washy ass votes?

Don't get me wrong, I'm glad it's happening. It's just that in terms of Senate maths, she's one of the few votes that can occasionally be persuaded not to give 100% support to the GOP agenda. That makes her replacement with a Democrat slightly less meaningful than a generic R's.