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nkpolitics1212

(8,617 posts) Sun Feb 23, 2020, 01:26 PM Feb 2020

US Senate seats Democrats will win and need to win to regain control of the US Senate in 2020.

US Senate seats up for re-election in 2020 that Democrats will win.
1)RI(Reed-D)35
2)MA(Markey-D)36
3)DE(Coons-D)37
4)NJ(Booker-D)38
5)IL(Durbin-D)39
6)OR(Merkley-D)40
7)VA(Warner-D)41
8)NM(Lujan-D)42
9)MN(Smith-D)43
10)NH(Shaheen-D)44
11)MI(Peters-D)45
12)CO(Hickenlooper-D)46
13)AZ special(Kelly-D)47
14)NC(Cunningham-D)48
US Senate seats up for re-election in 2020 that Democrats need to win.
15/16)GA regular(Tomlinson-D) and/or GA special(Warnock-D)49/50
15/16)ME(Gideon-D) and/or IA(Greenfield-D)

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US Senate seats Democrats will win and need to win to regain control of the US Senate in 2020. (Original Post) nkpolitics1212 Feb 2020 OP

Presidential candidates interested in enacting a Democratic agenda would MadLinguist Feb 2020 #1

MadLinguist

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1. Presidential candidates interested in enacting a Democratic agenda would

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Sun Feb 23, 2020, 01:48 PM

Feb 2020

in some way be supporting Tomlinson, Warnock, Gideon and Greenfield, whether privately or publicly, you'd think. The only candidate I've heard who actually addresses the working relationship with the Senate required for presidential initiatives to go forward in the present political context is Klobuchar. Not addressing it assumes very powerful coattails, which seems like magical thinking given the political national theater of the moment and the on-the-ground realities of those who vote.

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