Anyway, if I were a betting man:
Jones, Collins and Gardner are pretty likely to lose their seats unless it's a massive landslide one way or the other, making it R52-48D
In a very good year for Democrats, McSally and Tillis are in trouble, which would make it 50-50, but I can't see that happening without a Presidential Candidate with massive widespread support, so we'd have a Democrat for President.
In an absolute monster wave year, Ernst might lose her seat in Iowa. And Texas and Georgia would do their thing of being briefly competitive as the demographics shift a bit more, but they probably won't go all the way for another decade.
Jones, Collins and Gardner are pretty likely to lose their seats unless it's a massive landslide one way or the other, making it R52-48D
In a very good year for Democrats, McSally and Tillis are in trouble, which would make it 50-50, but I can't see that happening without a Presidential Candidate with massive widespread support, so we'd have a Democrat for President.
In an absolute monster wave year, Ernst might lose her seat in Iowa. And Texas and Georgia would do their thing of being briefly competitive as the demographics shift a bit more, but they probably won't go all the way for another decade.
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