GOP will lose Maine. Hold Mass and NV. And pick up Nebraska, Wisconsin, Missouri, Montana, and North Dakota. Virginia and Florida will be very close. I think Dems win the others (Michigan, New Mexico, and CT).
So by your analysis, you have the R’s at 51, the Dems at 47, with two tossups (VA, FL).
We need more than a 51-49 margin. The globalists can always get one to jump like Jumpin Jim Jeffords or Specter the Defector did.
The GOP needs to make the public’s anger at Obamcare a key element of these races- if they do, I think their pick-ups may be even bigger. Now is the best (and maybe only realistic) time to repeal this monstrosity- this isn’t just any old election year.
That's too bad, although uber-RINO Snowe was like a democRAT anyway. Is the GOP candidate for Senate in Maine that bad? Maine elected a very conservative governor (Paul LePage) in 2010... is there any hope for Maine?
There's no way any Republican will win our open Senate seat in The People's Socialist Republik of Connecticut, regardless of how much money WWE exec Linda McMahon has. Connecticut is lost - the only hope at this point for CT residents is to move out.
Expect pro-ObamaCare, pro-union, pro-abortion, etc. Christopher Murphy (currently US Congressman, 5th district) to be the next US Senator from CT. And he is young... only 38. He'll be a fixture in the Senate for decades to come.
Right now, Josh Mandel is 4-6 behind Sherrod Brown in OH, but has only upside as 40% of Ohioans don’t know him. Brown is stuck @ 45%, so OH is winnable.
New Rasmussen: Connie Mack 46%, Bill Nelson 37%