Posted on 10/01/2014 3:46:45 PM PDT by Clintonfatigued
One of the most crucial races for Republicans to win control of the U.S. Senate remains a dead heat with just over a month to go until Election Day.
A new Rasmussen Reports statewide telephone survey of Likely Colorado Voters finds Republican Cory Gardner picking up 48% of the vote to Democratic Senator Mark Udalls 47%. Two percent (2%) prefer some other candidate and three percent (3%) are undecided.
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What are you worried about in PA, the legislature?
Still well within the margin of theft.
Well, it is possible Corbett’s expected defeat could harm the GOP legislative majorities. Of course, Wolf will be a predictable fiasco, so even if they lose seats, they should regain them by 2016 or 2018.
Scott sold the company a couple years ago, but they kept the name. Its a left leaning poll, but they still have a somewhat decent track record.
The odds of the RATs picking up either house of the PA legislature are extremely slim (not to say nil), even if Corbett gets trounced. Even the Kossites admit as much: http://www.dailykos.com/story/2014/09/16/1329906/-Can-Democrats-flip-the-Pennsylvania-Senate-A-look-at-the-2014-playing-field-with-maps-and-new-data (Good analysis of the electoral data for each districts; Daily Kos is filled with moonbats, but it has some good number-crunchers.)
Good. I saw that article but didn’t read it until now.
There are still too many rats in now GOP-leaning Western Pa districts, we should be looking to gain.
According to the article, the most vulnerable W.PA RAT state senators aren’t up until 2016.
There are 4 rat Senate seats Romney won, 2 up now, 2 in ‘16. (Plus 1 that was “destroyed”)
But I was talking more about in the House, look at those tasty “light blue” morsels. If not this year because of Corbett we should look to gain them in ‘16.
I don’t think so, but honestly, I’ve been traveling a lot and NOT in any GOP circles right now.
GA polling has Perdue up 4. I think that one is safe now. So that, in my book, is CO, IA, GA, LA, AK, KY, MT, AR and SD for a pickup of seven, with KS iffy (so, maybe, six), and the Dems for now holding NC, MN, and NH. King then caucuses with GOP for net gain of seven, with MI still too close to call.
I thought Udall was in the high thirties. It must have been Hickenlooper.
Flip Manchin too
Yeah, but we’ve been talking about that for a while now. Hasn’t happened.
54 seats and in the Majority have their appeal.
Don’t forget, he is up for re election in 16. WV goes red in presidential election years. BIGTIME!!!!!
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