Drew
drewmike87
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« on: June 08, 2017, 09:40:54 PM » |
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« edited: June 08, 2017, 09:54:20 PM by Archivist Drew »
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Look to Wisconsin: A win for Dems would feature a BaldWin and a Walker loss; a loss would be the reverse. This state could be a barometer for how the nation is going on Election Night.
More generally, from Dem perspective:
House win: Dems win chamber. House loss: GOP keeps chamber.
Senate win: Dems break even or gain seats. Senate loss: Dems lose seats.
Governor win: Dems win majority of governorships. Governor loss: GOP retains majority of governorships.
These could be lofty goals, but then again Trump has a 34% approval rating. IMO, if the party doesn't get a majority in a certain chamber/group, it's not really a 'win' for the party at the end of the day. Though I'll grade the Senate on a curve given the unusually tough situation there.
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