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nkpolitics1212

(8,617 posts) Sat Jun 17, 2023, 08:14 PM Jun 2023

US Senate Elections in 2024 that the Democrats will win by a landslide to narrow margin.

CA(Schiff-D,Porter-D,Lee-D)
HI(Hirono-D)
VT(Sanders-I/D)
MA(Warren-D)
MD(Alsobrooks-D)
NY(Gillibrand-D)
RI(Whitehouse-D)
CT(Murphy-D)
DE(Blunt Rochester-D)
MN(Klobuchar-D)
NM(Heinrich-D)
ME(King-I/D)
WA(Cantwell-D)
NJ(Menendez-D)
VA(Kaine-D)
PA(Casey-D)
NV(Rosen-D)
MI(Slotkin-D)
WI(Baldwin-D)
AZ(Gallego-D)
OH(Brown-D)
MT(Tester-D)

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US Senate Elections in 2024 that the Democrats will win by a landslide to narrow margin. (Original Post) nkpolitics1212 Jun 2023 OP

What's the basis for this? TexasDem69 Jun 2023 #1

TexasDem69

(2,317 posts)

1. What's the basis for this?

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Sat Jun 17, 2023, 09:14 PM

Jun 2023

Polls, gut instinct? Who has a better chance, Rosen or Tester? I like the concept and outcome though.

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