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Sabato’s Final Predictions: Republicans Pick Up 8 Seats In The Senate
The Daily Caller ^ | 11/03/2014 | Derek Hunter

Posted on 11/03/2014 11:59:16 PM PST by Bettyprob

Larry Sabato, director of the University of Virginia’s Center for Politics and one of the most widely respected political analysts in the country, has come out with his final predictions for the 2014 midterms, and he predicts a good night for Republicans.

In his “Crystal Ball” picks, Sabato see an 8-seat pick-up for Republicans in the Senate, which would give them a 2-seat majority.


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TOPICS: Politics/Elections; US: Arkansas; US: Colorado; US: Iowa; US: Virginia; US: West Virginia
KEYWORDS: 2014; 2014midterms; crystalball; elections; larrysabato; sabato; senate; senateraces
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To: Bettyprob

Don’t listen to the hype, Georgia is pretty red. Our worst problem is electing RINO’s to the Senate and Governor seats and then they have a problem at re-election. If Perdue was not such a nothing burger Michelle Nunn would never have even come close. Same with Nathan Deal for Governor.

Currently GA has a large GOP statehouse majority and our Governor, LT Gov, SOS, AG, are Republicans. No Dems.

Perdue will eventually win the vacant senate seat and Nathan Deal will get four more years as Gov.


41 posted on 11/04/2014 7:40:09 AM PST by Georgia Girl 2 (The only purpose o f a pistol is to fight your way back to the rifle you should never have dropped.)
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To: RockyTx
North Carolina, is the tossup

I believe we will give Hagan the boot. I don't understand the confidence given in her chances of retaining her seat.

My reasoning is this, though NC briefly flipped blue for the '08 Obama wave election, we are still primarily Republican leaning state. Republicans have the governorship, and both state houses, and the other US senator is Republican. In '12, even with the huge turnout and GOTV effort by the Dems with Obama at the head of the ticket when he was more popular than he is now, the state went for Romney. Hagan would never have been elected if it wasn't for the coattails of Obama in that huge wave. I don't see why people think that, now that we have a chance to replace her, we won't. She has never polled remotely near 50% (usually around 44 %).

The only way I see her keeping her seat is if the GOTV effort here is way better than it was in '12 (and I find that hard to believe given that Obama's not on the ticket).

I hope my thinking is right.
42 posted on 11/04/2014 7:42:46 AM PST by AaronInCarolina
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To: AaronInCarolina

I hope you are right....wish all the best for my old home state.


43 posted on 11/04/2014 8:22:10 AM PST by rrrod (at home in Medellin Colombia)
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To: rrrod

Looks like I WAS right. I’m actually surprised she made it that close. Goes to show that $60 mil in attack ads can almost buy you an election.


44 posted on 11/04/2014 8:31:50 PM PST by AaronInCarolina
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To: AaronInCarolina

LOL!!!!!! WE WON!


45 posted on 11/04/2014 8:39:17 PM PST by rrrod (at home in Medellin Colombia)
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