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Thirteen seats could possibly change party -- Bennet, Kirk, and Johnson very likely.

Will Republicans hold majority?

1 posted on 03/11/2016 6:23:30 PM PST by cornelis
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To: cornelis

Not a Chance part of George and Mitt Romney’s plan


2 posted on 03/11/2016 6:24:53 PM PST by scooby321
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To: cornelis

CRUSH RINOS!!


3 posted on 03/11/2016 6:25:55 PM PST by WENDLE (Trump is not bought . He is no puppet.)
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Portman is a Republican from Ohio.
He was at the fancy ball with the GOPe off the island of Georgia this week.
Ted Strickland, ex Governor and old ass man is running against him on the Democrat side.
Scott Rupert is running as an Independent.


4 posted on 03/11/2016 6:26:51 PM PST by mabelkitty (Trump 2016! Mabelkitty - Unengaged and Low Information Voter since 2000!)
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Earlier this week Public Policy Polling surveys found that Pat Toomey and Rob Portman were endangering their reelection chances with their opposition to even considering a replacement for Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court. Now you can add Kelly Ayotte and Ron Johnson to that list. New polls in New Hampshire and Wisconsin find strong support for filling the seat this year, and that Ayotte and Johnson’s already dodgy reelection prospects could become even more perilous because of their opposition.

Key findings from the survey include:

-Johnson and Ayotte are already both in trouble this fall because of their weak approval numbers. Johnson has just a 33% approval rating, with 50% of voters disapproving of him. Ayotte isn’t doing much better, with 42% of voters giving her good marks and 48% bad ones. Johnson and Ayotte also have to deal with the overall damaging brand of Senate Republicans as they seek second terms- Mitch McConnell is a remarkably unpopular figure with a 14/58 approval spread in both Wisconsin and New Hampshire.

-Public Policy Poling


5 posted on 03/11/2016 6:28:15 PM PST by cornelis
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6 posted on 03/11/2016 6:31:18 PM PST by DoughtyOne (Facing Trump nomination inevitability, folks are now openly trying to help Hillary destroy him.)
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To: cornelis

rubios is up for sale. Maybe crist will run again...


7 posted on 03/11/2016 6:32:23 PM PST by 867V309 (It's over. It's over now.)
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To: cornelis
Will Republicans hold majority?If they don't they have only themselves to blame. Of course big picture I don't think the party cares one way or the other. We've seen this for decades now.
9 posted on 03/11/2016 6:34:23 PM PST by Kenny
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2016 Senate Contest Summary - 34 Seats up for election (24R & 10D)
Currently: 54R vs. 46D (includes 2 independents)
Party State Incumbent
Democrat CA Barbara Boxer (not running)
Democrat CO Michael Bennet
Democrat CT Richard Blumenthal
Democrat HI Brian Schatz
Democrat MD Barbara Mikulski (not running)
Democrat NV Harry Reid  (not running)
Democrat NY Chuck Schumer
Democrat OR Ron Wyden
Democrat VT Patrick Leahy
Democrat WA Patty Murray
Republican AL Richard Shelby
Republican AK Lisa Murkowski
Republican AZ John McCain
Republican AR John Boozman
Republican FL Marco Rubio (not running)
Republican GA Johnny Isakson
Republican ID Mike Crapo
Republican IL Mark Kirk
Republican IN Dan Coats (not running)
Republican IA Chuck Grassley
Republican KS Jerry Moran
Republican KY Rand Paul
Republican LA David Vitter (not running)
Republican MO Roy Blunt
Republican NH Kelly Ayotte
Republican NC Richard Burr
Republican ND John Hoeven
Republican OH Rob Portman
Republican OK James Lankford
Republican PA Pat Toomey
Republican SC Tim Scott
Republican SD John Thune
Republican UT Mike Lee
Republican WI Ron Johnson

10 posted on 03/11/2016 6:34:51 PM PST by Repeal The 17th (I was conceived in liberty, how about you?)
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To: cornelis

Thirteen seats could possibly change party — Bennet, Kirk, and Johnson very likely.
Will Republicans hold majority?

Johnson definitely - he came in tea party favorite and sold out before he got to Washington. Running against Russ Feingold. I’m sure McCain cant wait to have his old buddy back in Washington.


11 posted on 03/11/2016 6:36:22 PM PST by mouse1
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Don’t forget murkowski.


14 posted on 03/11/2016 6:39:44 PM PST by strongbow
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Kirk rino Illinois has to go.


17 posted on 03/11/2016 6:52:48 PM PST by Graybeard58
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They were the Republicans seats to loose and they sure did a good job of increasing their chances of losing them. There should be an independent running for each of those seats.


18 posted on 03/11/2016 6:53:07 PM PST by gunsequalfreedom
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People are so pissed, it’s likely the senate will change hands or lessen the republican majority. Hope the weasels in D.C. are proud of themselves.


19 posted on 03/11/2016 6:55:43 PM PST by servantboy777
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20 posted on 03/11/2016 7:08:07 PM PST by DoughtyOne (Facing Trump nomination inevitability, folks are now openly trying to help Hillary destroy him.)
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To: cornelis

Another GOP senate majority pissed away.

I remember Trent Lump with his power sharing “horsesh**.


22 posted on 03/11/2016 7:36:29 PM PST by headstamp 2 (Fear is the mind killer.)
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To: cornelis

Boy, this is a tough lineup this year.

Illinois and Wisconsin are probably gone.

New Hampshire, Florida and Pennsylvania will probably go with the presidential race in their states.


24 posted on 03/11/2016 8:02:46 PM PST by Beernoser
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What difference does it make? Same results with either wing of the Uniparty. Supreme Court Justices - meh, Bush gave us Little Johnny Roberts. At this point, our best bet is to ignore the “law”.

Oh, I’ll vote; but I have no illusions that anything will get better. The Uniparty will fight a President Trump on everything from confirmations to legislation. A President Cruz or SWMNBN is a tool of the ruling elite. A President Sanders is the end of our freedoms. Pessimistic, but also realistic.


27 posted on 03/12/2016 3:20:43 AM PST by NTHockey (Rules of engagement #1: Take no prisoners. And to the NSA trolls, FU)
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