2016 Postmortem
Related: About this forumCan Tester hang on in Montana?
If so, the Democrats should pick up a seat in the Senate rather than losing any in a year when most pundits thought it impossible for us to defend our vacancies without a loss.
DURHAM D
(32,609 posts)I have not.
BainsBane
(53,031 posts)RCP Average 9/17 - 10/14 -- 46.3 46.0 Rehberg +0.3
Rasmussen Reports 10/14 - 10/14 500 LV 48 48 Tie
PPP (D)* 10/8 - 10/10 737 LV 43 45 Tester +2
Mason-Dixon 9/17 - 9/19 625 LV 48 45 Rehberg +3
DURHAM D
(32,609 posts)Jon has been in some close ones before. I hope he comes through.
Tutonic
(2,522 posts)has Tester up 1.4. ALso I think that includes Scottie Ras--so yes Tester is leading and with good Democratic turnout will get reelected.
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BainsBane
(53,031 posts)Jbradshaw120
(80 posts)I live in billings mt and my job takes me from glendive to Libby basically 1 side of the state to the other. Earlier in the year I was beginning to get worried, but as the campaign has progressed I feel much better about his race and Steve bullocks race for governor. Rehberg recently started running adds with Romney rehberg witch tells me rehberg is running behind Romney and I expect that to continue. I think Jon will win similar to 2006 in a 49-48-3 with the three for the libertarian. Recently saw a tv add for the libertarian I think ran by the league of conservation voters under the PAC for hunters and anglers. I expect this to happen and when it does MT Dems wil really owe Tester for riding us of both Rehberg and his 2006 opponent Burns. Hope this helps.
progressoid
(49,986 posts)Thanks!
Texas Lawyer
(350 posts)I think we probably hold at 53 or maybe pick up 1 additional seat.
Thank You Tea Party -- without your help, we would not have won in Indiana!
Liberal_Stalwart71
(20,450 posts)Jbradshaw120
(80 posts)My earlier response I saw a Lee Enterprise poll showing Rick Hill up 49-46. Not sure. That concerns me a bit, but my feeling on the ground is bullock is doing good. A state district judge just ruled that he violated state campaign contribution limit by taking a $500,000 contribution from the state Republican Party when state law limits it to $22,600. So not sure. Poll seems to under count independents but I am not an expert pollster. But in my gut I expect bullock to win a narrow victory.
http://m.billingsgazette.com/mobile-touch-2/?disableTNStatsTracker=1#fc15146b-d133-5b0e-b51b-e16435d9fd02
WI_DEM
(33,497 posts)outsideworld
(601 posts)BainsBane
(53,031 posts)Hopefully we'll pick up some House seats as well.