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nkpolitics1212

(8,617 posts) Sun Oct 1, 2017, 06:26 PM Oct 2017

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2017/2018 US Senate Election- Republican held US Senate seats Democrats could win. [View all]

2017
AL-if Democratic GOTV and turnout is high-Jones-D has a chance.
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AZ
NV
TN-if likely Democratic nominee-James Mackler-D gets DSCC funding. The last time a TN US Senate Race was very close was in 2006. Harold Ford Jr.-D received 48 percent and Bob Corker-R received 51 percent in that race. The 2018 Republican nominee will be a right-wing conservative unlike Alexander-R and Corker-R. Mackler-D has more crossover appeal than Ford-D.

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2017/2018 US Senate Election- Republican held US Senate seats Democrats could win. [View all] nkpolitics1212 Oct 2017 OP

If Gov. Haslam decides to run and wins the primary Mackler has no chance. redstateblues Oct 2017 #1

Do you think Haslam-R will win the primary? or Will the Republicans nominate Blackburn? nkpolitics1212 Oct 2017 #2

Haslam is popular. He is not a red meat Governor. Like Corker in that respect. redstateblues Oct 2017 #5

Al-Not a chance it will go Dem; AZ- not a chance it will go Dem; NV goes Dem - but we lose IN tonyt53 Oct 2017 #3

As long as hate radio and the right wing clergy exist, AL will never be blue. Initech Oct 2017 #4

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