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littlewolf

(3,813 posts)
Sat Oct 6, 2012, 08:50 AM Oct 2012

Senate Races feeling good

from what I am seeing on RCP it looks like we are keeping the Senate ...


Virginia Senate - Allen vs. Kaine NBC/WSJ/Marist Kaine 49, Allen 44 Kaine +5

Ohio Senate - Mandel vs. Brown NBC/WSJ/Marist Brown 50, Mandel 41 Brown +9

Florida Senate - Mack vs. Nelson NBC/WSJ/Marist Nelson 52, Mack 41 Nelson +11

Missouri Senate - Akin vs. McCaskill Rasmussen Reports McCaskill 51, Akin 45 McCaskill +6

Missouri Senate - Akin vs. McCaskill PPP (D)* McCaskill 46, Akin 40 McCaskill +6

Wisconsin Senate - Thompson vs. Baldwin Marquette University Baldwin 48, Thompson 44 Baldwin +4

Arizona Senate - Flake vs. Carmona PPP (D) Flake 43, Carmona 45
Carmona +2

Texas Senate - Cruz vs. Sadler Texas Lyceum Cruz 50, Sadler 24 Cruz +26


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Senate Races feeling good (Original Post) littlewolf Oct 2012 OP
Where does that put us? I'm out of touch on the senate/house votes. Frustratedlady Oct 2012 #1
Nate Silver had it as 82% chance of a Dem Majority a few days ago TroyD Oct 2012 #2
house - maybe not ... littlewolf Oct 2012 #3
Thanks to both of you. I'd better start paying attention to those two areas. Frustratedlady Oct 2012 #4

TroyD

(4,551 posts)
2. Nate Silver had it as 82% chance of a Dem Majority a few days ago
Sat Oct 6, 2012, 09:01 AM
Oct 2012

As long as we don't lose too much ground in the polls as a result of the debate, those odds should stay pretty solid.

littlewolf

(3,813 posts)
3. house - maybe not ...
Sat Oct 6, 2012, 09:26 AM
Oct 2012

due to redistricting most house seats are going to stay
the way they are .... I think the GOP will keep the house

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