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Pick one of these Republican seats to go Democratic (search mode)

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#1 Florida (D)		19 (40.4%)
#2 Ohio (D)		2 (4.3%)
#3 Pennsylvania (D)		6 (12.8%)
#4 Florida (R)		0 (0%)
#5 Ohio (R)		6 (12.8%)
#6 Pennsylvania (R)		4 (8.5%)
#7 Florida (I/O)		9 (19.1%)
#8 Ohio (I/O)		0 (0%)
#9 Pennsylvania (I/O)		1 (2.1%)

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Topic: Pick one of these Republican seats to go Democratic (Read 663 times)

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Re: Pick one of these Republican seats to go Democratic

« on: August 08, 2016, 12:17:28 AM »

Obviously I would not like any of those three states to have two Democratic Senators, but if I had to concede one, Ohio. A Brown/Strickland duo (to me) is just bluh, but at least Strickland is 75 (would likely serve only one or two terms). Murphy is only 33, and could become entrenched, maybe even President Pro Tempore. I really don't want him to win.
The race I really want to concede is New Hampshire. I hope Ayotte goes down in flames and loses by double digits so the NRSC learns to never, ever, EVER pretend that East Vermont is competitive.

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