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Meanwhile, as you're arguing over whether or not Clinton should be our nominee, what are you doing to get Democrats elected in 2014? Because I don't see DU doing hardly anything about 2014.
http://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/six-consistently-close-races-will-probably-decide-control-of-the-senate/
Dan Sullivan won the Republican nomination for Senate in Alaska on Tuesday night, finalizing our cast of Democratic and Republican candidates for the most competitive Senate races in November. Republicans, despite some close calls, nominated candidates mostly in the mainstream of the GOP, avoiding the fringe candidates who have hurt the partys electoral prospects in the past.
Republicans look likely to pick up seats in Montana, South Dakota and West Virginia putting the party within three seats of the majority.
The map right now is simple: Control of the Senate will be decided in Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Iowa, Louisiana and North Carolina. Republicans must win at least half of these races.
Yet, we still cant say with much confidence who will win the Senate. These are tight races.
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http://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/six-consistently-close-races-will-probably-decide-control-of-the-senate/
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Kick, since no one else will. It's much easier to squawk about the election after next all the
ChisolmTrailDem
Aug 2014
#1
Thanks for your personal brand of griping. Care to answer the question or will you gripe again? nt
ChisolmTrailDem
Aug 2014
#6
I somewhat-fortunately live in a place where there are no contestable Congressional races.
Chan790
Aug 2014
#12
Can you find one of the competive districts and lend your support there? eom.
1StrongBlackMan
Aug 2014
#17