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Question:

Which of these seats have a decent chance of being competitive in 2016?

#1 Alaska		16 (25.4%)
#2 Arizona		39 (61.9%)
#3 Colorado		54 (85.7%)
#4 Florida		54 (85.7%)
#5 Georgia		15 (23.8%)
#6 Illinois		56 (88.9%)
#7 Indiana		10 (15.9%)
#8 Iowa		23 (36.5%)
#9 Kentucky		14 (22.2%)
#10 Louisiana		2 (3.2%)
#11 Missouri		24 (38.1%)
#12 New Hampshire		55 (87.3%)
#13 Nevada		55 (87.3%)
#14 North Carolina		51 (81%)
#15 Ohio		34 (54%)
#16 Oregon		3 (4.8%)
#17 Pennsylvania		57 (90.5%)
#18 Washington		1 (1.6%)
#19 Wisconsin		58 (92.1%)
#20 Utah		5 (7.9%)
#21 California		3 (4.8%)
#22 Arkansas		3 (4.8%)
#23 Another Republican-held seat		1 (1.6%)
#24 Another Democratic-held seat		1 (1.6%)

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Topic: Senate seats in play in 2016 (Read 5132 times)

MATTROSE94
Junior Chimp

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Re: Senate seats in play in 2016

« on: January 16, 2015, 11:14:14 AM »

Probably only Illinois, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Florida, North Carolina, Arizona, Colorado and Nevada.

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MATTROSE94
Junior Chimp

Posts: 5,791

Political Matrix
E: -5.29, S: -6.43

Re: Senate seats in play in 2016

« Reply #1 on: January 24, 2015, 11:15:45 AM »

Quote from: OC on January 23, 2015, 06:46:39 PM

We already been over this, this race is tossup, the rating of Lean R, is misleading. We have a 50/50 chance at this race.

And I will believe, not a PPP, but a Quinnepiac poll, when is due.

This is my dream map scenario in 2016

That actually looks like a plausible 2016 Senate map, though I believe that the Democrats have a much better shot at picking up Florida, North Carolina and Arizona than they do in Ohio.

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