Most vulnerable governor seat

[Filuwaúrdjan]

WV is the least likely to switch (the Dem candidate is the popular Sec of State for WV. And as he's not tarred in anyway by Wise's inability to "keep it zipped").
Holden is the most likely to go down... but quite possibly in the primary.
Lets say Montana.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

He got caught in an affair. Too bad, the Dem candidate is a DINO jerk who endorsed Underwood at one point and wants to REQUIRE schools to post the Ten Commandments. No, he's not for defending the rights of schools or teachers to post them, he wants it MANDATED. If I lived in WV I'd be voting third party. I'd rather Wise run again even if he was vulnerable than let that jerk get in.

Manchin's no DINO... he's a populist (his economic policy is very interventionist) and his views, however repellent they are to you, are those of the majority of people in WV.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

It's not his views mainly though, it's that he endorsed Underwood.

Cross party endorsements etc are very common in WV. It's often got more to do with power than ideology: http://www.manchin2004.com/endorsements.cfm

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Who told you that?
Have a look at this: http://www.manchin2004.com/keyissues.cfm?issue=1

[Filuwaúrdjan]

2 people voted WV?!?!
Manchin is sitting at 60% in the polls with an unknown GOP opponent.
No way he loses.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

It would be more accurate to say that while Manchin (the Dem candidate) is a popular Sec of State, no one actually knows who the GOP's candidate is.
Manchin is on 60% at the moment...