That’s not a good map for Republicans. Trying to hold PA and WI could be difficult especially with PA being open...NC may not be a walk in the park either. There are no states which are particularly vulnerable for the incumbent Democrats except possibly Arizona and Georgia with it being an off year election - but only if the GOP can get decent candidates...do they exist? Or just boring old candidates that can’t make a positive splash?
At best, with everything falling into place, we can get a net gain of one seat based on that map. That would make a big difference in blocking some of the worst policy proposals from coming to a vote - it would not make much of a difference in advancing good policies. That’s good...but also difficult to get excited about.
Gaining one seat doesn’t help when we have, Romney, Murkowski and the rest of the fake R’s.
New Hampshire is possible flip. She barely won.
I agree with AZ and GA as possible too if voter fraud can be curtailed.
I feel confident the Republicans will hold on to the seat in North Carolina. Mark Meadows would be a great candidate. I think he could be persuaded to run.