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dmmidmi
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« on: July 23, 2015, 09:25:13 AM »

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No, not really,  the Democratic party in Michigan is pretty solid.   Eric Schertzing wasn't a good candidate, but there's others out there.   Debbie Stabenow came from MI-8's area.   Also MI-8 has parts of east Lansing.  

Frankly rather than MI-8 I would aim for MI-6 with it's large college student population.   Nominate someone younger and more modern, and paint Upton as a fossil.

The bench in MI-08 is thin. There are plenty of Democrats holding local positions, but the one headliner (Whitmer) seems like she has her eyes on the Governor's mansion.

I have to give it to the GOP--if the Lansing area, as a whole, was entirely in MI-08, it might be a little more competitive. They made sure a third of the city and Delta Township fell in MI-07.

MI-06 will be competitive the day Upton announces his retirement. Until then, Democrats are better off devoting resources elsewhere.
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