Democrats guide to a majority in the US Senate in 2020 is a 50-50 tie and a Democratic POTUS/VP.

[nkpolitics1212]

US Senate Elections in 2020 that Democrats win are going to be-
Safe D
36)RI(Reed-D)
37)MA(Markey/Kennedy-D)
38)OR(Merkley-D)
39)IL(Durbin-D)
40)DE(Coons-D)
41)NJ(Booker-D)
42)NH(Shaheen-D)
43)VA(Warner-D)
44)NM(Lujan-D)
45)MN(Smith-D)
Likely D
46)AZ special(Kelly-D)
47)CO(Hickenlooper-D)
48)MI(Peters-D)
Lean D
49)NC(Cunningham-D)
50)ME(Gideon-D)
Biden/Harris-D ticket is favored to win the 2020 US Presidential Election by winning all of the states Clinton/Kaine-D ticket won in 2016- 232ev plus PA-20(252ev),MI-16(268ev) and WI-10(278ev)
Democrats need prevent Manchin(D-WV) from switching sides like they did with-
Lieberman(CT)
Miller(GA)
Nelson(NE)
Democrats need to get a 51st US Senate seat.
GA regular(Ossoff-D), IA(Greenfield-D) or MT(Bullock-D).

[OAITW r.2.0]

1. Why isn't Kelly/AZ in your Safe column?

He's got a huge lead over the Republican.

As a proud D Mainiac, I think Collins is gone. It's more than a lean for Gideon.

[nordenbluejay]

2. nordenbluejay

South Dakota Democrat Dan Ahlers, with some DCCC help, could upset incumbent Republican Mike Rounds. Rounds is not that popular, is vulnerable. Gov Kristi Noem loves her some Trump and that has soured the SD GOP. But unless you are from the DC Dem crowd, you are ignored.

[Jack Floto]

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