Rate TX-SEN

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Your opinion. Without Tossup

[Skye]

Lean R.

[ON Progressive]

Lean R, closer to Tossup than Likely R.

[Sir Mohamed]

Lean R. It's TX after all, but Beto has a chance of winning.

[Florida Man for Crime]

Lean R is merited based on the polls. Still, I think it is closer to likely R than to tossup.

[MT Treasurer]

Lean R is merited based on the polls/special elections/national environment/etc. Still, I think it is closer to likely R than to tossup.

[wesmoorenerd]

Lean R. I think it's more likely to move to a Tossup than back to Likely R. In other words, Beto has clear momentum.

[Yellowhammer]

On the border of lean and likely R.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

It's a tilt D race now that Cruz lead is completely gone. Beto win unseat Cruz😁

[GM Team Member and Deputy PPT WB]

Lean R but is getting dangerously close to tilt R for cruz.

[Atlas Force]

Lean R, closer to Tossup than Likely R. Pretty clear this is going to be more competitive than Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Ohio at this point.

[Orser67]

On the border of lean and likely R.

This, though I voted Lean R.

[MillennialModerate]

You guys are getting your hopes up in a way I refuse to do.

Likely R - Safe R in literally any other year ever. Beto has a prayer (not much more) though

[Florida Man for Crime]

You guys are getting your hopes up in a way I refuse to do.

Likely R - Safe R in literally any other year ever. Beto has a prayer (not much more) though

Agreed. It is a mistake to think that Brooklyn Beto can defeat Titan of the Constitution Ted Cruz.

[tallguy23]

Tilt R. Beto is a fantastic candidate and has the momentum.

[Greatblueheron]

Safe R. Democrats are extremely overconfident in their belief that Texas is going to immediately turn blue due to demographic shifts. What most of them fail to realize is that Texas has one of the most Republican white populations in the country and a Hispanic population that is significantly more competitive then those nationwide.

[fluffypanther19]

Safe R. Democrats are extremely overconfident in their belief that Texas is going to immediately turn blue due to demographic shifts. What most of them fail to realize is that Texas has one of the most Republican white populations in the country and a Hispanic population that is significantly more competitive then those nationwide.

this, except i think that it is lean R

[NewYorkExpress]

Tilt D.

Honestly, I still think Beto is more likely to win than Bresdesen.

[Florida Man for Crime]

Tilt D.

Honestly, I still think Beto is more likely to win than Bresdesen.

Yeah. Neither will win, I don't think, but Beto will come closer (and still lose).

But in the unlikely event that one of them wins, it will be Bredesen.

[Florida Man for Crime]

What most of them fail to realize is that Texas has one of the most Republican white populations in the country

Yes.

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This is a little bit exaggerated by 2 things:

1) Exit polls that don't sample heavily Hispanic precincts.

2) Particularly low turnout makes it look like Hispanics are more conservative than they are, because you think that more of the voters in Hispanic precincts are Hispanic than is actually the case, and the other voters who do actually show up to vote are white Republicans.

[Xing]

On the border of lean and likely R.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

On the border of lean and likely R.

Not really, Cruz has completely lost his lead and the Sessions controversy is spilling over to TX 32 and the Cruz race, that's why this race is so close.

[Progressive Pessimist]

Lean R.

[Kyle Rittenhouse is a Political Prisoner]

On the border of lean and likely R.

Not really, Cruz has completely lost his lead and the Sessions controversy is spilling over to TX 32 and the Cruz race, that's why this race is so close.

That's wrong, but it's coherent, so gold star.

[Canis]

lean r soon poss tossup