Thursday, September 21, 2006
Time to place your bets
So what will happen this November? Time to go on record.
Senate:
(a) Dems take the Senate, GOP loses 6 or more seats
(b) GOP holds the Senate, loses 3-5 seats
(c) GOP loses 0-2 seats
(d) GOP gains
House:
(a) Dems take the House, GOP loses 15 or more seats
(b) GOP holds the House, loses 8-14 seats
(c) GOP holds the House, loses 1-7 seats
(d) GOP stays even or gains
Senate:
(a) Dems take the Senate, GOP loses 6 or more seats
(b) GOP holds the Senate, loses 3-5 seats
(c) GOP loses 0-2 seats
(d) GOP gains
House:
(a) Dems take the House, GOP loses 15 or more seats
(b) GOP holds the House, loses 8-14 seats
(c) GOP holds the House, loses 1-7 seats
(d) GOP stays even or gains
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5 comments:
Senate: (a)
GOP is going to lose seats in MT, MO, TN, OH, PA and RI, and will not gain any.
The GOP's best hope to retain are with Talent, Corker and Kean. Other than Kean, no shot at a pickup.
House: (b)
Some GOP pickups in red states, but more Dem pickups in blue and purple states.
I say Senate (b), House (a).
I think at least one of "MOT" states (MO, OH, TN) goes Republican for Senate.
Definitely not (a) and (a).
I don't follow it all as closely as you two, but I'm an optimist. I think the GOP with have a strong October. I also know that Republican voter turnout is often underestimated because we are the silent majority. I'll go with c and c.
To MB's point, perhaps one of the sweetest moments was watching MSM's crushing disappointment in '04 election when they saw higher-than-expected voter turnout and all assumed it was going Dem. There was just no way that higher voter turnout would be Republican, right??? Wrong!
More opinion on this: http://www.humanevents.com/evansnovak.php?id=17141#3