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Originally posted by Meh
Add Wisconsin in there as well! From this list, I think Wisconsin and Illinois are very strong for Dems. Pennsylvania/Nevada's races are leaning Dem, which puts it at 49 seats for Dems. New Hampshire is a literal coin toss, but I expect NH polls to rebound after this FBI news - and because of a much better New Hampshire Dem ground game. Jason Kander is very close in Missouri, but he'll have to run several points ahead of Hillary for him to pull off a win.
Indiana is probably lost at this point because Evan Bayh screwed up his +10 lead HARD. Examples include being unable to remember his correct Indiana address, being registered as an inactive voter in Indiana, and using taxpayer money to pay for Indy hotel stays (not that much money, but not good optics at all).
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Whoops! Forgot about Wisconsin.
I'm not putting Indiana/Bayh out of the equation just yet. I'm hoping Gregg will still drive Dems turnout in some areas
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Slightly unrelated but my college paper had a non partisan comparison for Bayh vs Young and I don't think I ever disagreed with so much from the Republican side
Young cannot win, smh Bayh whyyy
