bronconick
Yep, still here
But it's on Joe to "compromise" with Mitch, right?
But it's on Joe to "compromise" with Mitch, right?
So, basically what I said 3-4 days ago.
AK R Murkowski
AZ D Kelly
CO D Bennet
FL R Rubio
GA ? 2020 special election winner
NV D Masto
NH D Hassan
NC R open (Burr retiring)
PA R open (Toomey retiring)
WI R Johnson
2022 Senate flip chances, cuz LOLITNEVERENDS.
While 20 of 33 seats up are R, it's even as far as vulnerable seats go (either 5/5 or 6 R 4 D depending on the GA special election).
Code:AK R Murkowski AZ D Kelly CO D Bennet FL R Rubio GA ? 2020 special election winner NV D Masto NH D Hassan NC R open (Burr retiring) PA R open (Toomey retiring) WI R Johnson
Dems will need 2 or 1 or GOP will need 1 to flip chamber.
2022 Senate flip chances, cuz LOLITNEVERENDS.
While 20 of 33 seats up are R, it's even as far as vulnerable seats go (either 5/5 or 6 R 4 D depending on the GA special election).
Code:AK R Murkowski AZ D Kelly CO D Bennet FL R Rubio GA ? 2020 special election winner NV D Masto NH D Hassan NC R open (Burr retiring) PA R open (Toomey retiring) WI R Johnson
Dems will need 2 or 1 or GOP will need 1 to flip chamber.
Alaska is dependent on how Ballot Measure 2 does, if it passes and we get a jungle primary with a Top 4 RCV runoff it's hard to tell what happens. If it doesn't and we potentially get a primary race between Sarah Palin and Murkowski I predict a three way race where a Democrat could win somewhat easily.Those may all be potential flips, but they aren't all tossups. I'd call CO, FL, NV as likely safe; AK, AZ, NH, as lean safe; GA, NC, WI as tossups; PA as lean flip as of today. Obviously that will change depending on the political environment in 2 years.