Posted on 11/05/2022 7:30:25 AM PDT by ConservativeInPA
Real Clear Politics has shifted its prediction of a hotly contested Senate race in Colorado from leaning toward Democratic victory to a "toss up" as several high profile races across the country continue to tighten with Republicans hoping to take back control of the chamber next week.
On its updated election prediction map, Real Clear Politics now shows the race between Democratic incumbent Sen. Michael Bennet and his challenger, Republican construction magnate Joe O’Dea, is classified as a "toss up" after previously being viewed as "Leans Dem."
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Oh boy. Here comes another one, just like the other one!
While numerically it would be helpful, O’Dea is not my choice, and did not get my vote.
PLEASE let this be true!!!
As Rush always stated, the polls are purposely false, supporting democRATS, until just before the election. That way they can state they were closer to the actual results. Creeps
Early polls help Dem fundraising and hurts American fundraising.
Could we end up with 55 seats in the Senate?
Of the 8 "toss-up" Senate races on RCP, he is the least likely to win IMO.
AZ- Masters GA-Walker NH-Bolduc NV-Laxalt WA-Smiley PA-Oz WI-Johnson
another state I would like to take back from the left!!!
it’s so annoying that leftists invaded all the pretty states and infected them with their toxic politics!
Was that in the primary or did you vote for the Democrat in the general?
Really!
Wow!
Levi is better looking...
Agreed. O’Dea is not my cup of tea, but I’m trying to be positive. Incrementalism is required. Move O’Dea to the right and move CO to the right, one step at a time.
Monday the University of Virginia Center for Politics, founded and directed by Larry Sabato, a frequent guest on news networks, will be publishing its final calls for the midterm election. Sabato leans left but is presented as impartial. Over the last two weeks the almost daily communications from his organization have been showing a shift in many races previously called “lean Democrat” to tossup. Yesterday it claimed the best chances for a GOP Senate pickup are Nevada and Georgia.
Yep, not my choice (he’s no Boebert) but I squeezed the nostrils tight and voted for him, as I hope he will stand with the Republicans 70 to 80% of the time...fingers, toes, and eyes crossed!
O’Dea is another vote for Mitch and that’s a @itch.
Mitch pushed the COVID shots on us and I do not forget that because:
“I’m unvaccinated and I vote”
Colorado used to be such a nice place that we often visited it for many reasons. Now I am alone, but I don’t even want to cross the state line any more as all the original reasons for going there are no longer a necessity or a desire because of the Democrats & existing problems due to them.
Levy in CT is a true long-shot.
The last Republican US Senator from CT was Lowell Weicker (1971-1989)—and he was to the left of most of the Democratic Party at that time.
There have been no truly conservative Republican US Senators from CT in modern history.
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