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DrScholl
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« on: September 16, 2014, 11:02:55 AM »

Republicans only will win Montana, South Dakota and West Virginia, while losing Kansas to an Independent, for a net gain for two. Arkansas might fall, but it's far from a guarantee. Everything else will go Democratic.
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DrScholl
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E: -5.55, S: -3.30

« Reply #1 on: September 16, 2014, 11:07:04 AM »

Republicans only will win Montana, South Dakota and West Virginia, while losing Kansas to an Independent, for a net gain for two. Arkansas might fall, but it's far from a guarantee. Everything else will go Democratic.

Isn't it more likely that Louisiana will fall than Arkansas, since she will actually need 50% of the vote in order to survive? And as far as I can remember, she hasn't been even near that number in any polls so far. I hope I'm wrong though. Smiley If I could chose, I'd rather want Louisiana to go Democratic than Arkansas.

I think Landrieu could clear 50% on election day, polling has shown her hovering close to 50%.
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DrScholl
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E: -5.55, S: -3.30

« Reply #2 on: September 16, 2014, 03:44:13 PM »

Republicans only will win Montana, South Dakota and West Virginia, while losing Kansas to an Independent, for a net gain for two. Arkansas might fall, but it's far from a guarantee. Everything else will go Democratic.

Isn't it more likely that Louisiana will fall than Arkansas, since she will actually need 50% of the vote in order to survive? And as far as I can remember, she hasn't been even near that number in any polls so far. I hope I'm wrong though. Smiley If I could chose, I'd rather want Louisiana to go Democratic than Arkansas.

I think Landrieu could clear 50% on election day, polling has shown her hovering close to 50%.

Let's get real. Landrieu won't clear 50% on election day. I'll bet the farm it'll come down to the runoff.

The operative word is "could". We will see who is correct on election day, it will be interesting to see how the predictions go.
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