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2022 MidTerms & State races- who ya got?

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psych said:
How much would Republicans have won by in Georgia if they had nominated someone as pathetic as Chris Collins? I’m sure McConnell has the answer. Potentially scarier, this is the best foot forward by Republicans in Georgia, and yet, the race is still a toss-up?
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Trick question. Republicans will always win GA by the same amount because the fix is in.
 
Latest Seltzer poll only has Grassley up by 3 on Franken. I still say he ends up winning by 7 or so, which would still be the closest race since he was first elected to the senate in 1980, but she's saying there's a chance.
 
dxmnkd316 said:
I don't understand why no one is talking about Grassley's faculties but fetterman's is fair game.
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Meanwhile, Reynolds is up on her Democratic challenger by 17 points in the governor's race, which isn't shocking at all. The worry is that it impacts the down ballot races.
 
dxmnkd316 said:
Wow. Is the Dem that bad?
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Yeah, but there wasn't really anyone else willing to run. A couple of others who would've been better bowed out early when they couldn't get the donors to spend money.

Still annoyed that the likely front runner 4 years ago couldn't keep it in his pants and had to drop out, because he could've had a shot at knocking off Reynolds then.
 
Good on Obama for hitting out at PC culture today. People don’t need to live in constant fear of offending someone.
 
In the 4 congressional seats in Iowa, Seltzer didn't do a head-to-head poll but simply asked people if they prefer a Democrat or Republican. Mixed results again.
Steve King's former district (NW Iowa) remains solidly red. Axne's seat (Des Moines and parts south) remains a toss-up.
Bad news is the SE district that includes Iowa City and the Quad Cities appears to be leaning a lot redder after last election's 8-vote loss by the D.
Good news is that the NE district including Cedar Rapids and Dubuque appears to be trending towards a toss-up after Finkenauer lost pretty badly 2 years ago. The interesting kicker in this is that it features two former female news anchors from the main Cedar Rapids TV station, so both are well known in the district. Shouldn't be any incumbancy advantage in that one.

My prediction is still a 3-1 split with all the incumbants winning, including Axne hanging on by the skin of her teeth. But 4-0 wouldn't surprise me. 2-2 would be a huge pleasant surprise.
 
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