A Biden/O'Rourke-D ticket will help Democrats regain control of the US Senate in 2020.

[nkpolitics1212]

A Biden/O'Rourke-D ticket will carry all of the Clinton2016 States plus PA,MI,WI,OH,IA,FL,AZ,NC,GA,and TX.
Democrats will pick up US Senate seats in
AZ(Kelly-D)
CO(Johnston-D)
GA(Abrams-D)
IA(Scholten-D)
ME(Golden-D)
NC(Jackson-D)
TX(Hegar-D)

[qazplm135]

1. two white men?

no thanks.

[TexasTowelie]

2. It might even help pick up Pat Robert's seat in Kansas

since he isn't running and the voters in Kansas are disgusted with the GOP.

I also wouldn't be surprised if Joaquin Castro as the Democratic nominee for Senate in Texas.

[LuvLoogie]

3. I don't get how o'rourke gets you anywhere in red states.

I get that it's Texas, but I can't see putting someone on the ticket who hasn't held statewide office.

[nkpolitics1212]

4. Winning 2020 US Senate Races in AZ,GA,and NC are key to helping Democrats regain control in 2020.

CO(+1D) and AL(-1D) cancel each other out.
O'Rourke-D can win in AZ(Kelly-D), GA(Abrams-D), and NC(Jackson-D).

[delisen]

6. Abrams running might help any Dem presidential candidate

in GA- not likely other way around. Abrams would be the draw.

[MoonchildCA]

5. I like them both, but this ticket does not excite me.

It feels almost feels like Biden and Biden Jr.

If Biden wins, and you want to pick up a couple of southern states and excite the base, I think Stacy Abrams can do the trick.

[tymorial]

7. No. We need a minority or a woman on the ticket.

Preferably both leading.

[brush]

8. This is 2019. Two white men won't work. Pair one of these guys with a woman/POC...

and you've got something. Who do you think the base of the party is? That would risk too many staying home. The ticket should reflect who the party is.

[nkpolitics1212]

9. How about A Biden/Harris Ticket?

An old white male from the East Coast and A young black female from the West Coast.
Can Harris help Biden carry AZ,GA,and NC- States that have battleground US Senate Races in 2020 that Democrats need to win to regain control of the US Senate?

[brush]

10. Now that's workable.