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Originally posted by Meh
The first four states are looking very good. New Hampshire is almost exactly 50-50 on 538 right now, but that's because all the recent state polls happened post-FBI. Luckily for the senate race, New Hampshire doesn't let you vote early unless you're out of state or are physically unable to. That means this FBI news hasn't sunken chances for a senate majority, and both Clinton/Hassan should rebound thanks to today's news.
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Yaaaas at the last bit! That's great.
I still want a Democrat elected from a red state though. At this point I'd be happy from one of Kander, Bayh and Ross. Weird that the latter is the only one from a swing state and probably has the lowest chances of getting elected of the three.
He used to be one of like 3 who had more than 65% of a chance of flipping a Senate seat and now he's nosedived 
An average of the most recent polls should put Rubio at a comfortable 3-5% lead.
