Will Perdue/Loeffler be DOA in 2026/2028 if they win?

[VAR]

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[Frenchrepublican]

Yeah probably, as long blacks from the Midwest continue to move in Atlanta trends will be bad

[MATTROSE94]

Kelly Loeffler I see losing to a Democrats in 2022 even if 2022 is a (likely) Republican wave year. Same goes for Brian Kemp as well. David Perdue is also DOA in 2026, as it will be Ron DeSantis’ first midterm and result in mild Democratic gains that will push the Republicans a few seats below a 2/3 majority in the Senate.

[It’s so Joever]

Peruse will survive 2026 because it will be a true Republican wave year.
Loeffler is screwed.

[TiltsAreUnderrated]

They’d start off underdogs, but I wouldn’t call them DOA this far out. Turnout can fluctuate wildly and that has to be accounted for in early ratings.

[LabourJersey]

Kelly Loeffler I see losing to a Democrats in 2022 even if 2022 is a (likely) Republican wave year. Same goes for Brian Kemp as well. David Perdue is also DOA in 2026, as it will be Ron DeSantis’ first midterm and result in mild Democratic gains that will push the Republicans a few seats below a 2/3 majority in the Senate.

You are making *a lot* of assumptions in this post, man.

You expect the Republicans to get over 60 seats by 2025? how?

[MATTROSE94]

Kelly Loeffler I see losing to a Democrats in 2022 even if 2022 is a (likely) Republican wave year. Same goes for Brian Kemp as well. David Perdue is also DOA in 2026, as it will be Ron DeSantis’ first midterm and result in mild Democratic gains that will push the Republicans a few seats below a 2/3 majority in the Senate.

You are making *a lot* of assumptions in this post, man.

You expect the Republicans to get over 60 seats by 2025? how?

Win Vermont, Maryland, Illinois, New Hampshire, Nevada, and Colorado in 2022+win Ohio, West Virginia, and Montana in 2024. That is the easiest path for Republicans to win 60 Senate seats.

[MT Treasurer]

Win Vermont, Maryland, Illinois, New Hampshire, Nevada, and Colorado in 2022+win Ohio, West Virginia, and Montana in 2024. That is the easiest path for Republicans to win 60 Senate seats.

Can I just say I love all of your (and the other NJ posters') posts?

Anyway, there’s a bigger (read: still not that big) upside for Perdue if 2026 is a Biden/Harris/DEMPresi midterm (more likely than not IMO), but I don’t see Loeffler surviving beyond 2022 even if Republicans win the presidency in 2028. Lean D for the Class II seat, Likely D for the Class III seat.

My early guess is that they both get the boot but that Perdue's race is closer.

[TiltsAreUnderrated]

It should be noted that Perdue pledged to stick to two Senate terms when he first ran and hasn’t walked this back yet, for what little it’s worth.

[Yellowhammer]

To early to say DOA but they probably wouldn't be favored.

[Coolface Sock #42069]

Too early to tell.

[SenatorCouzens]

I don't think anyone knows exactly how the Atlanta suburbs are going to act politically with Trump out of the White House. I think at this point "nothing is written" and it really depends on how both the Republican and Democratic parties behave going forward.

[AGA]

Perdue is 70. He might retire by then.

[Coolface Sock #42069]

Perdue is 70. He might retire by then.

76 is still young for the Senate.

[KaiserDave]

DOA? No I wouldn't say so. But predicting six years from now? Eight? Sheer madness.

[AGA]

Perdue is 70. He might retire by then.

76 is still young for the Senate.

Yeah, I still think he will probably run again, but it's not a guarantee.

[Starmerite2024]

Kelly Loeffler I see losing to a Democrats in 2022 even if 2022 is a (likely) Republican wave year. Same goes for Brian Kemp as well. David Perdue is also DOA in 2026, as it will be Ron DeSantis’ first midterm and result in mild Democratic gains that will push the Republicans a few seats below a 2/3 majority in the Senate.

You are making *a lot* of assumptions in this post, man.

You expect the Republicans to get over 60 seats by 2025? how?

Win Vermont, Maryland, Illinois, New Hampshire, Nevada, and Colorado in 2022+win Ohio, West Virginia, and Montana in 2024. That is the easiest path for Republicans to win 60 Senate seats.

Hahahahahahahahahahha, not a chance the Republicans win Maryland and Colorado 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣