The Redefining: 2016-?

[Maxwell]

I feel like even Mike Beebe in a good year for Dems loses to Boozman by 5-10 points. Then again, my timeline has Martha Coakley run for Senate in New Hampshire, so some distance from reality is good.

[rpryor03]

Senate Committee Leadership, 115th Congress

Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry:
Senator Pat Roberts of Kansas, Chairman
Senator Debbie Stabenow of Michigan, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Appropriations:
Senator Thad Cochran of Mississippi, Chairman
Senator Barbara Mikulski of Maryland, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Armed Services:
Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama, Chairman
Senator Jack Reed of Rhode Island, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs:
Senator Richard Shelby of Alabama, Chairman
Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on the Budget:
Senator Mike Enzi of Wyoming, Chairman
Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation:
Senator John Thune of South Dakota, Chairman
Senator Bill Nelson of Florida, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources:
Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Chairman
Senator Maria Cantwell of Washington, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works:
Senator Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma, Chairman
Senator Tom Carper of Delaware, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Finance:
Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah, Chairman
Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Foreign Relations:
Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee, Chairman
Senator Bob Menendez of Foreign Relations, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions:
Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, Chairman
Senator Patty Murray of Washington, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs:
Senator Rob Portman of Ohio, Chairman
Senator Tom Carper of Delaware, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Indian Affairs:
Senator John Barasso of Wyoming, Chairman
Senator Jon Tester of Montana, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on the Judiciary:
Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa, Chairman
Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Rules and Administration:
Senator Roy Blunt of Missouri, Chairman
Senator Tom Udall of New Mexico, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship:
Senator Jim Risch of Idaho, Chairman
Senator Ben Cardin of Maryland, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs:
Senator Johnny Isakson of Georgia, Chairman
Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, Ranking Member

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House Committee Leadership, 115th Congress

House Committee on Agriculture:
Representative Steve King of Iowa, Chairman
Representative Collin Peterson of Minnesota, Ranking Member

House Committee on Appropriations:
Representative Rodney Freylingheusen of New Jersey, Chairman
Representative Nita Lowey of New York, Ranking Member

House Committee on Armed Services:
Representative Mac Thornberry of Texas, Chairman
Representative Adam Smith of Washington, Ranking Member

House Committee on the Budget:
Representative Tom Price of Georgia, Chairman
Representative Bill Pascrell of New Jersey, Ranking Member

House Committee on Education and the Workforce:
Representative Todd Rokita of Indiana, Chairman
Representative Ruben Hinojosa of Texas, Ranking Member

House Committee on Energy and Commerce:
Representative Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee, Chairman
Representative Frank Pallone of New Jersey, Ranking Member

House Committee on Financial Services:
Representative Jeb Hensarling of Texas, Chairman
Representative Maxine Waters of California, Ranking Member

House Committee on Foreign Affairs:
Representative Ed Royce of California, Chairman
Representative Eliot Engel of New York, Ranking Member

House Committee on Homeland Security:
Representative Michael McCaul of Texas, Chairman
Representative Bennie Thompson of Mississippi, Ranking Member

House Committee on House Administration:
Representative Candice Miller of Michigan, Chairman
Representative Bob Brady of Pennsylvania, Ranking Member

House Committee on the Judiciary:
Representative Bob Goodlatte of Virginia, Chairman
Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York, Ranking Member

House Committee on Natural Resources:
Representative Doug Lamborn of Colorado, Chairman
Representative Peter DeFazio of Oregon, Ranking Member

House Committee on Oversight:
Representative Jason Chaffetz of Utah, Chairman
Representative Elijah Cummings of Maryland, Ranking Member

House Committee on Rules:
Representative Pete Sessions of Texas, Chairman
Representative Louise Slaughter of New York, Ranking Member

House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology:
Representative Lamar Smith of Texas, Chairman
Representative Eddie Bernice Johnson, Ranking Member

House Committee on Small Business:
Representative Tom Rice of South Carolina, Chairman
Representative Nydia Velazquez of New York, Ranking Member

House Committee on Transportation and Infastructure:
Representative Bill Shuster of Pennsylvania, Chairman
Representative Rick Larsen of Washington, Ranking Member

House Committee on Veterans Affairs:
Representative Gus Bilirakis of Florida, Chairman
Representative Tim Walz of Minnesota, Ranking Member

House Committee on Ways and Means:
Representative Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, Chairman
Representative Richard Neal of Massachusetts, Ranking Member

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House Leadership
Speaker of the House: Steve Scalise (R-LA)
House Majority Leader: Kevin McCarthy (R-CA)
House Majority Whip: Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA)
House Minority Leader: Chris Van Hollen (D-MD)
House Minority Whip: Xavier Becerra (D-CA)
Assistant House Democratic Leader: Jared Polis (D-CO)

Senate Leadership
President of the Senate: Dean Heller (R-NV)
President Pro Tempore of the Senate: Orrin Hatch (R-UT)
Senate Majority Leader: Mitch McConnell (R-KY)
Senate Majority Whip: John Cornyn (R-TX)
Senate Minority Leader: Richard Durbin (D-IL)
Senate Minority Whip: Charles Schumer (D-NY)

[rpryor03]

President: John Kasich
Vice President: Dean Heller

Secretary of State: Robert Zoellick
Secretary of the Treasury: Glenn Hubbard
Secretary of Defense: Michael Hayden
Attorney General: Richard Wiley
Secretary of the Interior: Luis Fortuno
Secretary of Agriculture: Adam Putnam
Secretary of Commerce: Kay Bailey Hutchinson
Secretary of Labor: Jim Talent
Secretary of Health and Human Services: Mark McClellan
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development: Jason Turner
Secretary of Transportation: John Mica
Secretary of Energy: Jack Gerard
Secretary of Education: Chris Cerf
Secretary of Veterans Affairs: Josue Robles
Secretary of Homeland Security: Joe Lieberman

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[Enderman]

Who's gonna replace Mica in FL-7?

[rpryor03]

Who's gonna replace Mica in FL-7?

State Rep. Mike Miller (R).

Mica is a place holder at SoT until Bill Shuster completes his 6-year term as Chair of the House Transport Committee.

[Enderman]

Who's gonna replace Mica in FL-7?

State Rep. Mike Miller (R).

Mica is a place holder at SoT until Bill Shuster completes his 6-year term as Chair of the House Transport Committee.

Oh okay. It might be a bit biased, but Brodeur would be more likely to take his spot.

[rpryor03]

Ryan-Price Omnibus Fiscal Reform Act Passes House



Today, the House passed the Ryan-Portman Omnibus Fiscal Reform Act, a measure created by House Ways and Means Chairman Paul Ryan and House Budget Chairman Tom Price with help from Senator Rob Portman and President Kasich. The bill includes progressive indexing of Social Security, gradually raising the retirement age to 68, a five-year inflation-adjusted freeze on discretionary spending excluding education and veterans's affairs, and comprehensive tax reform. The bill passed the House with a few moderate Democrats joining with the Republicans, which gives the President hope for it to pass the Senate.

Navy SEALs Assassinate Abu Omar al-Shishani



Today, the White House announced the assassination of Abu Omar al-Shishani, known as "Omar the Chechen," the field commander of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant. Apparently, a drone search in Syria found an inhabited cave, and the President, on the advice of the Secretary of Defense, searched more, finding al-Shishani. A team of Navy SEALs, Squad Team Six, performed Operation Blacksmith, taking out al-Shishani. President Kasich has hailed this as a "victory for freedom." This has caused his poll numbers to leap.

President Kasich Approval Rating
Approve: 52.6%
Disapprove: 42.5
Net: +10.1%

[rpryor03]

2018 Election Look Ahead

Senate
Arizona: Jeff Flake (I-R) v Mark Kelly (D)
California: Eric Garcetti (D) v Eric Swalwell (D)
Connecticut: Scott Frantz (R) v Chris Murphy (I-D)
Delaware: Connecticut: Thomas Foster (R) v John Carney (D)
Florida:  Ron DeSantis (R) v Patrick Murphy (D)
Hawaii: Mufi Hanneman (R) v Mazie Hirono (I-D)
Indiana: Jackie Walorski (R) v Joe Donnelly (I-D)
Maine: Paul LePage (R) v Angus King (I-I/D)
Maryland: Andrew Harris (R) v Donna Edwards (D)
Massachusetts: Gabriel Gomez (R) v Elizabeth Warren (I-D)
Michigan: Justin Amash (R) v Debbie Stabenow (I-D)
Minnesota: Mike McFadden (R) v Amy Klobuchar (I-D)
Missouri: Roger Wicker (I-R) v Daniel Aguiar (D)
Missouri: Ann Wagner (R) v Claire McCaskill (I-D)
Montana: Ryan Zinke (R) v Jon Tester (I-D)
Nebraska: Deb Fischer (I-R)
Nevada: Joe Heck (I-R) v Dina Titus (D)
New Jersey: Thomas Kean, Jr. (R) v Bob Menendez (I-D)
New Mexico: Janice Arnold-Jones (R) v Martin Heinrich (I-D)
New York: Edward Romaine (R) v Kirsten Gillibrand (I-D)
North Dakota: Kevin Cramer (R) v Heidi Heitkamp (I-D)
Ohio: John Adams (R) v Sherrod Brown (I-D)
Pennsylvania: Mike Fitzpatrick (R) v Bob Casey, Jr. (I-D)
Rhode Island: Sheldon Whitehouse (I-D)
Tennessee: Bob Corker (I-R) v Andre Gaston (D)
Texas: Ted Cruz (I-R) v Joaquin Castro (D)
Utah: Mia Love (R) v Luz Robles (D)
Vermont: Scott Milne (R) v Bernie Sanders (I-D)
Virginia: Barbara Comstock (R) v Tim Kaine (I-D)
Washington: Joe Fain (R) v Maria Cantwell (I-D)
West Virginia: Evan Jenkins (R) v Joe Manchin (I-D)
Wisconsin: Glenn Grothman (R) v Tammy Baldwin (I-D)
Wyoming: John Barasso (I-R) v Dave Freudenthal (D)

[rpryor03]

2018 Gubernatorial Elections
Alabama: Mike Hubbard (R) v Bobby Bright (D)
Alaska: Dan Sullivan (R) v Bill Walker (I-I/D)
Arizona: Doug Ducey (I-R) v Neil Giuliano (D)
Arkansas: Asa Hutchinson (I-R) v John Burkhalter (D)
California: John Moorlach (R) v Gavin Newsom (D)
Colorado: Walker Stapleton (R) v Joseph Garcia (D)
Connecticut: Chris Shays(R) v Nancy Wyman (D)
Florida: Carlos Lopez-Cantera (R) v Gwen Graham (D)
Georgia: Casey Cagle (R) v Kasim Reed (D)
Hawaii: Elwin Ahu (R) v David Ige (I-D)
Idaho: Brad Little (R) v Brian Cronin (D)
Illinois: Bruce Rauner (I-R) v Kwame Raoul (D)
Iowa: Kim Reynolds (R) v Frank Cownie (D)
Kansas: Jeff Colyer (R) v Paul Davis (D)
Maine: Bruce Poliquin (R) v Matthew Dunlap (D) v Eliot Cutler (I)
Maryland: Larry Hogan (I-R) v Heather Mizeur (D)
Massachusetts: Charlie Baker (I-R) v Joseph Curtatone (D)
Michigan: Brian Calley (R) v Gretchen Whitmer (D)
Minnesota: Norm Coleman (R) v Tina Smith (D)
Nebraska: Pete Ricketts (I-R) v Steve Lathrop (D)
Nevada: Mark Hutchinson (I-R) v Catherine Cortez Masto (D)
New Hampshire: Frank Guinta (R) v Carol Shea-Porter (I-D)
New Mexico: John Sanchez (R) v Michael Sanchez (D)
New York: Mike Hubbard (R) v Andrew Cuomo (I-D)
Ohio: Mary Taylor (I-R) v Richard Cordray (D)
Oklahoma: Todd Lamb (R) v Dan Boren (D)
Oregon: Bruce Hanna (R) v Ellen Rosenblum (D)
Pennsylvania: Jim Cawley (R) v Tom Wolf (I-D)
Rhode Island: Scott Avedisian (R) v Gina Raimondo (I-D)
South Carolina: Henry McMaster (R) v Stephen Benjamin (D)
South Dakota: Matt Michels (R) v Mike Huether (D)
Tennessee: Ron Ramsey (R) v Lowe Finney (D)
Texas: Greg Abbott (I-R) v Annise Parker (D)
Vermont: Phillip Scott (R) v Peter Shumlin (I-D)
Wisconsin: Rebecca Kleefisch (R) v Chris Abele (D)
Wyomina: Colin Simpson (R) v Rex Wilde (D)

[Free Bird]

Are Guinta and Shea-Porter just doomed to forever duke it out?

[LeBron]

President Kasich, Speaker Scalise and Environment Chair Inhofe? Shield yourselves.

I'm really curious myself to see how John Adams of all people got the GOP nom. in Ohio. There's a deep GOP bench in Ohio who could give Brown a run for his money, though Adams is a far-right loon aligned with Zawistowski and would likely blow it.

I like the timeline though. Definitely some interesting match-ups and unexpected results. Keep it up!

[rpryor03]

Ryan-Price Omnibus Passes Senate, Signed By Kasich



Today, the Ryan-Price Omnibnus Passed the Senate and was signed by President John Kasich. Crafted by House Committee Chairs Paul Ryan and Tom Price, the bill includes progressive indexing of Social Security, gradually raising the retirement age to 68, a five-year inflation-adjusted freeze on discretionary spending excluding education and veterans's affairs, and comprehensive tax reform. The bill passed in the Senate by a vote of 60-40, with Senators Joe Donnelly, Joe Manchin, Mike Beebe, Chuck Schumer, Claire McCaskill, and Heidi Heitkamp voting in favor.

Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi Dead, SEALs Get Second Leader In Two Years



For the second time in as many years, the Navy SEALs have found and killed another ISIL leader, this time, their "Caliph," Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. In a primetime address to the nation, President Kasich said that "This victory for us has crippled ISIL, and we will begin the process of wiping them out fully." As such, President Kasich's approval ratings are back at 53-43.

[rpryor03]

2018 Senate Elections

Republican Party: 59
Democratic Party: 39
Independents: 2

2018 Gubernatorial Elections

Republican Party: 28
Democratic Party: 22

2018 House Elections
Republican Party: 232
Democratic Party: 203

[Senator Cris]

Great timeline.
I think you accidentally included North Carolina in Senate results.

[rpryor03]

Senate Committee Leadership, 116th Congress

Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry:
Senator Pat Roberts of Kansas, Chairman
Senator Debbie Stabenow of Michigan, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Appropriations:
Senator Thad Cochran of Mississippi, Chairman
Senator Barbara Mikulski of Maryland, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Armed Services:
Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama, Chairman
Senator Jack Reed of Rhode Island, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs:
Senator Richard Shelby of Alabama, Chairman
Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on the Budget:
Senator Mike Enzi of Wyoming, Chairman
Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation:
Senator John Thune of South Dakota, Chairman
Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources:
Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Chairman
Senator Maria Cantwell of Washington, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works:
Senator Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma, Chairman
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Finance:
Senator Mike Crapo of Idaho, Chairman
Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Foreign Relations:
Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee, Chairman
Senator Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions:
Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, Chairman
Senator Patty Murray of Washington, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs:
Senator Rob Portman of Ohio, Chairman
Senator Jon Tester of Montana, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Indian Affairs:
Senator John Barasso of Wyoming, Chairman
Senator Tom Udall of New Mexico, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on the Judiciary:
Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa, Chairman
Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Rules and Administration:
Senator Roy Blunt of Missouri, Chairman
Senator Mark Warner of Virginia, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship:
Senator Jim Risch of Idaho, Chairman
Senator Ed Markey of Massachusetts, Ranking Member

Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs:
Senator Johnny Isakson of Georgia, Chairman
Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, Ranking Member

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House Committee Leadership, 115th Congress

House Committee on Agriculture:
Representative Steve King of Iowa, Chairman
Representative Collin Peterson of Minnesota, Ranking Member

House Committee on Appropriations:
Representative Rodney Freylingheusen of New Jersey, Chairman
Representative Pete Visclosky of Indiana, Ranking Member

House Committee on Armed Services:
Representative Mac Thornberry of Texas, Chairman
Representative Adam Smith of Washington, Ranking Member

House Committee on the Budget:
Representative Tom Price of Georgia, Chairman
Representative Bill Pascrell of New Jersey, Ranking Member

House Committee on Education and the Workforce:
Representative Todd Rokita of Indiana, Chairman
Representative Ruben Hinojosa of Texas, Ranking Member

House Committee on Energy and Commerce:
Representative Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee, Chairman
Representative Frank Pallone of New Jersey, Ranking Member

House Committee on Financial Services:
Representative Patrick McHenry of North Carolina, Chairman
Representative Al Green of Texas, Ranking Member

House Committee on Foreign Affairs:
Representative Chris Smith of New Jersey, Chairman
Representative Eliot Engel of New York, Ranking Member

House Committee on Homeland Security:
Representative Pat Meehan of Pennsylvania, Chairman
Representative Bennie Thompson of Mississippi, Ranking Member

House Committee on House Administration:
Representative Gregg Harper of Mississippi, Chairman
Representative Bob Brady of Pennsylvania, Ranking Member

House Committee on the Judiciary:
Representative Trent Franks of Arizona, Chairman
Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York, Ranking Member

House Committee on Natural Resources:
Representative Doug Lamborn of Colorado, Chairman
Representative Jim Costa of California, Ranking Member

House Committee on Oversight:
Representative Jason Chaffetz of Utah, Chairman
Representative Elijah Cummings of Maryland, Ranking Member

House Committee on Rules:
Representative Rob Woodall of Georgia, Chairman
Representative Jim McGovern of Massachusetts, Ranking Member

House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology:
Representative Larry Bucshon of Indiana, Chairman
Representative Suzanne Bonamici of Oregon, Ranking Member

House Committee on Small Business:
Representative Tom Rice of South Carolina, Chairman
Representative Nydia Velazquez of New York, Ranking Member

House Committee on Transportation and Infastructure:
Representative Lou Barletta of Pennsylvania, Chairman
Representative Rick Larsen of Washington, Ranking Member

House Committee on Veterans Affairs:
Representative Gus Bilirakis of Florida, Chairman
Representative Tim Walz of Minnesota, Ranking Member

House Committee on Ways and Means:
Representative Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, Chairman
Representative Richard Neal of Massachusetts, Ranking Member

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House Leadership
Speaker of the House: Steve Scalise (R-LA)
House Majority Leader: Kevin McCarthy (R-CA)
House Majority Whip: Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA)
House Minority Leader: Chris Van Hollen (D-MD)
House Minority Whip: Xavier Becerra (D-CA)
Assistant House Democratic Leader: Jared Polis (D-CO)

Senate Leadership
President of the Senate: Dean Heller (R-NV)
President Pro Tempore of the Senate: Thad Cochran (R-MS)
Senate Majority Leader: Mitch McConnell (R-KY)
Senate Majority Whip: John Cornyn (R-TX)
Senate Minority Leader: Richard Durbin (D-IL)
Senate Minority Whip: Charles Schumer (D-NY)

[Free Bird]

Senate Leadership now that Hatchy is gone and Reid is gone?

[rpryor03]

2018 Election

Senate
Arizona: Jeff Flake (I-R) v Mark Kelly (D)
California: Eric Garcetti (D) v Eric Swalwell (D)
Connecticut: Scott Frantz (R) v Chris Murphy (I-D)
Delaware: Thomas Foster (R) v John Carney (D)
Florida:  Ron DeSantis (R) v Patrick Murphy (D)
Hawaii: Mufi Hanneman (R) v Mazie Hirono (I-D)
Indiana: Jackie Walorski (R) v Joe Donnelly (I-D)
Maine: Paul LePage (R) v Angus King (I-I/D)
Maryland: Andrew Harris (R) v Donna Edwards (D)
Massachusetts: Gabriel Gomez (R) v Elizabeth Warren (I-D)
Michigan: Justin Amash (R) v Debbie Stabenow (I-D)
Minnesota: Mike McFadden (R) v Amy Klobuchar (I-D)
Missouri: Roger Wicker (I-R) v Daniel Aguiar (D)
Missouri: Ann Wagner (R) v Claire McCaskill (I-D)
Montana: Ryan Zinke (R) v Jon Tester (I-D)
Nebraska: Deb Fischer (I-R)
Nevada: Joe Heck (I-R) v Dina Titus (D)
New Jersey: Thomas Kean, Jr. (R) v Bob Menendez (I-D)
New Mexico: Janice Arnold-Jones (R) v Martin Heinrich (I-D)
New York: Edward Romaine (R) v Kirsten Gillibrand (I-D)
North Dakota: Kevin Cramer (R) v Heidi Heitkamp (I-D)
Ohio: John Adams (R) v Sherrod Brown (I-D)
Pennsylvania: Mike Fitzpatrick (R) v Bob Casey, Jr. (I-D)
Rhode Island: Sheldon Whitehouse (I-D)
Tennessee: Bob Corker (I-R) v Andre Gaston (D)
Texas: Ted Cruz (I-R) v Joaquin Castro (D)
Utah: Mia Love (R) v Luz Robles (D)
Vermont: Scott Milne (R) v Bernie Sanders (I-D)
Virginia: Barbara Comstock (R) v Tim Kaine (I-D)
Washington: Joe Fain (R) v Maria Cantwell (I-D)
West Virginia: Evan Jenkins (R) v Joe Manchin (I-D)
Wisconsin: Glenn Grothman (R) v Tammy Baldwin (I-D)
Wyoming: John Barasso (I-R) v Dave Freudenthal (D)


2018 Gubernatorial Elections
Alabama: Mike Hubbard (R) v Bobby Bright (D)
Alaska: Dan Sullivan (R) v Bill Walker (I-I/D)
Arizona: Doug Ducey (I-R) v Neil Giuliano (D)
Arkansas: Asa Hutchinson (I-R) v John Burkhalter (D)
California: John Moorlach (R) v Gavin Newsom (D)
Colorado: Walker Stapleton (R) v Joseph Garcia (D)
Connecticut: Chris Shays(R) v Nancy Wyman (D)
Florida: Carlos Lopez-Cantera (R) v Gwen Graham (D)
Georgia: Casey Cagle (R) v Kasim Reed (D)
Hawaii: Elwin Ahu (R) v David Ige (I-D)
Idaho: Brad Little (R) v Brian Cronin (D)
Illinois: Bruce Rauner (I-R) v Kwame Raoul (D)
Iowa: Kim Reynolds (R) v Frank Cownie (D)
Kansas: Jeff Colyer (R) v Paul Davis (D)
Maine: Bruce Poliquin (R) v Matthew Dunlap (D) v Eliot Cutler (I)
Maryland: Larry Hogan (I-R) v Heather Mizeur (D)
Massachusetts: Charlie Baker (I-R)[/color] v Joseph Curtatone (D)
Michigan: Brian Calley (R) v Gretchen Whitmer (D)
Minnesota: Norm Coleman (R) v Tina Smith (D)
Nebraska: Pete Ricketts (I-R) v Steve Lathrop (D)
Nevada: Mark Hutchinson (I-R) v Catherine Cortez Masto (D)
New Hampshire: Frank Guinta (R) v Carol Shea-Porter (I-D)
New Mexico: John Sanchez (R) v Michael Sanchez (D)
New York: Mike Hubbard (R) v Andrew Cuomo (I-D)
Ohio: Mary Taylor (I-R) v Richard Cordray (D)
Oklahoma: Todd Lamb (R) v Dan Boren (D)
Oregon: Bruce Hanna (R) v Ellen Rosenblum (D)
Pennsylvania: Jim Cawley (R) v Tom Wolf (I-D)
Rhode Island: Scott Avedisian (R) v Gina Raimondo (I-D)
South Carolina: Henry McMaster (R) v Stephen Benjamin (D)
South Dakota: Matt Michels (R) v Mike Huether (D)
Tennessee: Ron Ramsey (R)[/color] v Lowe Finney (D)
Texas: Greg Abbott (I-R) v Annise Parker (D)
Vermont: Phillip Scott (R) v Peter Shumlin (I-D)
Wisconsin: Rebecca Kleefisch (R) v Chris Abele (D)
Wyomina: Colin Simpson (R) v Rex Wilde (D)

[Free Bird]

I call shenanigans. No way Cruz loses

[rpryor03]

2020 Democratic Candidates


Senator Cory Booker


Governor Andrew Cuomo


Senator Amy Klobuchar


Senator Tim Kaine


Representative Alan Grayson

October 2019 Primary Polls
Andrew Cuomo: 34%
Amy Klobuchar: 18%
Cory Booker: 17%
Tim Kaine: 9%
Alan Grayson: 2%

October 2019 General Election Polling
Kasich/Heller: 40%
Generic Dem: 39%

[rpryor03]

Late 2019

Klobuchar Stuns, Wins Debate


No Surprise Here, Clintons Endorse Cuomo


Carter Endorses Klobuchar


November 2019 Polling
Cuomo: 37%
Klobuchar: 23%
Booker: 17%
Kaine: 9%
Grayson: 2%

Klobuchar Wins Debate Again, Cuomo Flounders


Al Gore Out Of Touch Again, Endorses Grayson


Warren Buffett Joins Cuomo Campaign


December 2019 Polling
Cuomo: 41%
Klobuchar: 22%
Booker: 18%
Kaine: 8%
Grayson: 2%

Bill Maher Endorses Booker


Grayson Shocks, Wins Debate


January 2020 Polling
Cuomo: 37%
Klobuchar: 20%
Booker: 19%
Kaine: 8%
Grayson: 3%

Kasich/Heller: 43%
Generic Dem: 43%

UP NEXT: IOWA! AND MORE!

[Free Bird]

Is Carter immortal?

[rpryor03]

January 2020

Iowa Caucuses
Cuomo: 37% (29 Delegates)
Booker: 26% (21 Delegates)
Kaine: 19% (15 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 11%
Grayson: 7%

New Hampshire Primaries
Kaine: 33% (12 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 24% (9 Delegates)
Cuomo: 23% (9 Delegates)
Booker: 19% (5 Delegates)
Grayson: 1%

Biden Endorses Klobuchar


Nevada Caucuses
Kaine: 30% (15 Delegates)
Booker: 30% (15 Delegates)
Cuomo: 27% (14 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 13%
Grayson: 0%

Grayson Withdraws, Endorses Cuomo

South Carolina Primaries
Cuomo: 65% (47 Seats)
Booker: 18% (15 Seats)
Kaine: 8%
Klobuchar: 8%

February 2020 Polling
Cuomo: 49%
Booker: 19%
Klobuchar: 19%
Kaine: 11%

UP NEXT: FEBRUARY! YAY!

[rpryor03]

February/March 2020

Kaine Withdraws, Endorses Cuomo

Arizona Primaries
Booker: 73% (68 Delegates)
Cuomo: 17% (12 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 10%

March 2020 Polling
Cuomo: 53%
Booker: 21%
Klobuchar: 18%

Colorado Caucuses
Cuomo: 84% (86 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 10%
Booker: 6%

Georgia
Cuomo: 47% (68 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 39% (56 Delegates)
Booker: 14%

Massachusetts
Cuomo: 67% (91 Delegates)
Booker: 17% (23 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 16% (22 Delegates)

Minnesota
Cuomo: 52% (59 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 39% (48 Delegates)
Booker: 9%

Missouri
Cuomo: 62% (76 Delegates)
Booker: 25% (26 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 13%

Ohio
Cuomo: 77% (221 Delegates)
Booker: 13%
Klobuchar: 10%

Oklahoma
Cuomo: 69% (38 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 22% (12 Delegates)
Booker: 9%

Puerto Rico
Cuomo: 57% (38 Delegates)
Booker: 34% (24 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 9% (5 Delegates)

Tennessee
Cuomo: 64% (59 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 29% (32 Delegates)
Booker: 7%

Texas
Cuomo: 48% (147 Delegates)
Booker: 45% (120 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 7%

Virgin Islands
Cuomo: 58% (8 Delegates)
Booker: 33% (5 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 9%

Vermont
Cuomo: 53% (14 Delegates)
Booker: 30% (9 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 17% (4 Delegates)

Virginia
Cuomo: 83% (123 Delegates)
Booker: 9%
Klobuchar: 8%

Hawaii
Cuomo: 64% (23 Delegates)
Booker: 19% (6 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 17% (6 Delegates)

Maine
Cuomo: 57% (20 Delegates)
Booker: 22% (9 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 21% (8 Delegates)

Booker Endorses Cuomo, Withdraws

Alabama
Cuomo: 81% (59 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 19% (10 Delegates)

American Samoa
Cuomo: 87% (10 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 13% (2 Delegates)

Mississippi
Cuomo: 72% (33 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 28% (12 Delegates)

Utah
Cuomo: 82% (29 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 18% (5 Delegates)

Illinois
Cuomo: 78% (161 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 22 (54 Delegates)

Louisiana
Cuomo: 87% (71 Delegates)
Klobuchar: 13%

Klobuchar Withdraws, Endorses Cuomo

ANDREW CUOMO IS THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR PRESIDENT

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General Election Polling

w/ Tossups

Kasich/Heller - 243 Electoral Votes
Cuomo - 237 Electoral Votes
Tossup - 53 Electoral Votes

No Tossups

Cuomo - 275 Electoral Votes
Kasich/Heller - 263 Electoral Votes

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2020 Senate Preview

Alabama: Martha Roby (R) v Craig Ford (D) - SAFE R
Alaska: Dan Sullivan (I-R) v Bill Walker (I/D) - SAFE R
Arkansas: Tom Cotton (I-R) v Keith Infram (D) - SAFE R
Colorado: Cory Gardner (I-R) v Chris Romer (D) - LEANS R
Delaware: Ken Harycki (R) v Chris Coons (I-D) - SAFE D
Georgia: David Perdue (I-R) v Jason Carter (D) - SAFE R
Idaho: Russ Felcher (R) v Paulette Jordan (D) - SAFE R
Illinois: Bruce Rauner (R) v Cheri Bustos (D) - SAFE D
Iowa: Joni Ernst (I-R) v Anesa Kajtazovic (D) - LEANS R
Kansas: Sam Brownback (R) v Laura Kelly (D) v Greg Orman (I) - TOSSUP
Kentucky: James Comer (R) v Ben Chandler (D) - SAFE R
Louisiana: Bill Cassidy (I-R) v Troy Brown (D) - SAFE R
Maine: Bruce Polquin (R) v Hannah Pingree (D) - LEANS D
Massachusetts: Bruce Tarr (R) v Seth Moulton (D) - STRONG D
Michigan: Brian Calley (R) v Gary Peters (I-D) - LEANS D
Minnesota: Erik Paulsen (R) v Al Franker (I-D) - LIKELY D
Mississippi: Tate Reeves (R) v Jason Shelton (D) - SAFE R
Montana: Steve Daines (I-R) v Steve Bullock (D) - LIKELY R
Nebraska: Ben Sasse (I-R) v Chuck Hassebrook (D) - SAFE R
New Hampshire: Scott Brown (R) v Andrew Hosmer (D) - TOSSUP
New Jersey: Steve Lonegan (R) v Cory Booker (I-D) - SAFE D
New Mexico: Susana Martinez (R) v Michelle Lujan Grisham (D) - TOSSUP
North Carolina: Thom Tillis (I-R) v Janet Cowell (D) - LIKELY R
Oklahoma: Todd Lamb (R) v Drew Edmonson (D) - SAFE R
Oregon: Greg Walden (R) v Jeff Merkley (I-D) - LEANS D
Rhode Island: Ken Block (R) v Grace Diaz (D) - SAFE D
South Carolina: Lindsey Graham (I-R) v Vincent Sheheen (D) - SAFE R
South Dakota: Mike Rounds (I-R) v Jason Freichs (D) - SAFE R
Tennessee: Bill Haslam (R) v Charles Brown (D) - SAFE R
Texas: Louie Gohmert (R) v Julian Castro (D) - TOSSUP
Virginia: EW Jackson (R) v Mark Warner (I-D) - LEANS D
West Virginia: Shelley Moore Capito (I-R) v Mike Caputo (D) - SAFE R
Wyoming: Liz Cheney (R) v Mike Massie (D) - SAFE R