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2016 Postmortem

MindMover

(5,016 posts) Tue Mar 4, 2014, 03:38 PM Mar 2014

The one Senate chart you need for the 2014 election

As the November midterm election creeps closer -- only 245 days! -- you need a way to stay on top of the dozen (or so) races that will decide which party controls the Senate majority in 2014. Enter this great chart built by the WaPo's Chris Ingraham that details the full Senate landscape. Bookmark -- and enjoy!

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/wp/2014/03/04/the-one-senate-chart-you-need-for-the-2014-election/?wprss=rss_the-fix&clsrd

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The one Senate chart you need for the 2014 election (Original Post) MindMover Mar 2014 OP

Good map, thanks! Proud Public Servant Mar 2014 #1

Very concise! riqster Mar 2014 #2

I'm looking at it Xyzse Mar 2014 #3

Proud Public Servant

(2,097 posts)

1. Good map, thanks!

Reply to MindMover (Original post)

Tue Mar 4, 2014, 03:58 PM

Mar 2014

It's really going to be a squeaker; 50-50 is obviously a very distict possibility.

riqster

(13,986 posts)

2. Very concise!

Reply to MindMover (Original post)

Tue Mar 4, 2014, 04:27 PM

Mar 2014

Xyzse

(8,217 posts)

3. I'm looking at it

Reply to MindMover (Original post)

Tue Mar 4, 2014, 04:51 PM

Mar 2014

It's kinda odd, because it doesn't tell you what party controls the states that don't have a senate race.
It merely shows white, which means it is a toss up.

So it got me a little confused since the only toss up from there is Louisiana.

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