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How likely is it that we have a reverse 2006 or 2008? (see details)
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In other words, how likely is it that the Republicans pick up some Democratic seats, without losing any themselves?
There are more seats that the Republicans can pick up from the Democrats than the other way around, of course. But, are there
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opportunities for the Democrats to pick up seats that are currently in Republican hands? If so, which seats?
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Ohio and Missouri come to mind. While Republicans lead in both states, those are Democrats best chances. After that, I'd say New Hampshire and Kentucky, as well as a potential Louisiana. Personally, I don't think any of the states listed above will go Democrat though.
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At the moment, I have Kentucky, Lousiana, Missouri, and Ohio as potential Democratic pickups, not necessarily in that order.
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And Florida if you count Crist as a Democrat.
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