If Jim Hood ran for a fifth Atty General term in 2019,

[LDP Everywhere]

Would he have won? And if so, how would he be positioned for a sixth term in 2023?

[Adam Griffin]

I believe he definitely would have won. Not by a huge margin, but a 5-8 point win I could see.

[NewYorkExpress]

I don't believe he would have, largely because:

A. Even downballot races have gotten more polarized in recent years.
B. Trump almost certainly would have endorsed his opponent, and in a state like Mississippi, where undecided voters lean Republican that would be enough to flip the seat/

[TDAS04]

Probably by a single-digit margin.

[Politician]

Considering Edwards was re-elected in LA, I don't see why not.

[Schiff for Senate]

He wins, but the margin is fairly close.

[Tekken_Guy]

No I think he narrowly goes down. I know we’re citing Edwards here but Fitch is an undoubtedly stronger candidate than Rispone was. Also Edwards would have probably lost if the race were a one-on-one in October.

[Rookie Yinzer]

It would have been close either way like 0.5%

[Mr. Smith]

Yes, but he'd be DOA in trying for the 6th...no different than John Perdue's Treasurer career in WV.