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The next state to elect a Democratic Senator? (search mode)

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Which of these states will be the first to elect a Democrat to the Senate?

#1 Idaho (1981)		0 (0%)
#2 Wyoming (1977)		1 (2.1%)
#3 Utah (1951)		0 (0%)
#4 Arizona (1995)		2 (4.3%)
#5 Texas (1993)		0 (0%)
#6 Oklahoma (1994)		2 (4.3%)
#7 Kansas (1939)		0 (0%)
#8 Kentucky (1999)		3 (6.4%)
#9 Tennessee (1995)		2 (4.3%)
#10 Maine (1995)		24 (51.1%)
#11 South Carolina (2005)		0 (0%)
#12 Alabama (1994)		1 (2.1%)
#13 Mississippi (1989)		1 (2.1%)
#14 Georgia (2003)		0 (0%)
#15 North Carolina (2005)		11 (23.4%)

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Topic: The next state to elect a Democratic Senator? (Read 2965 times)

Kaine for Senate '18
benconstine
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Re: The next state to elect a Democratic Senator?

« on: July 31, 2007, 08:57:13 PM »

Olympia Snowe and Susan Collins are totally safe, but Harold Ford Jr. could win if Lamar Alexander retires, or he could defeat him in a very close race.

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Kaine for Senate '18
benconstine
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Re: The next state to elect a Democratic Senator?

« Reply #1 on: August 16, 2007, 07:15:21 PM »

Harold Ford Jr. came very close in '06, and he might have won if it weren't for the racist ad that Bob Corker ran. The problem with New England states (NH, ME, etc.) is that they reelect incumbents, so unless Snowe or Collins retires soon, they will hold onto their Senate seats.

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