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nkpolitics1212

(8,617 posts)
Wed Jan 26, 2022, 08:10 PM Jan 2022

Democrats are likely to win 17 out of the 34 US Senate seats up for re-election in 2022.

1/37)HI(Schatz-D)
2/38)CA(Padilla-D)
3/39)NY(Schumer-D)
4/40)VT(Welch-D)
5/41)MD(Van Hollen-D)
6/42)CT(Blumenthal-D)
7/43)WA(Murray-D)
8/44)OR(Wyden-D)
9/45)IL(Duckworth-D)
10/46)CO(Bennet-D)
11/47)NH(Hassan-D)
12/48)AZ(Kelly-D)
13/49)PA(Fetterman-D)
14/50)NV(Cortez Masto-D)
15/51)GA(Warnock-D)
16/52)WI(Barnes-D)
17/53)NC(Beasley-D)

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Democrats are likely to win 17 out of the 34 US Senate seats up for re-election in 2022. (Original Post) nkpolitics1212 Jan 2022 OP
So how many of them are already in Democratic hands? PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 2022 #1
I think it is indicated sabbat hunter Jan 2022 #3
Thank you. PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 2022 #4
IMO, we need more than that RainCaster Jan 2022 #2

PoindexterOglethorpe

(26,727 posts)
1. So how many of them are already in Democratic hands?
Wed Jan 26, 2022, 08:31 PM
Jan 2022

That's what's important. Will that 17 result in a net gain of seats? A net loss? Inquiring minds.

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