Delegation changes?

[jerusalemcar5]

Which ones will change?  I say Connecticut and Indiana only.  We will pick up a lot, but not enough to flip the delegation I don't think.

[poughies]

that picture of foley makes him look like Woody Paige.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Indiana, Connecticut, New Mexico and Colorado.

Colorado is practically guaranteed now with Perlmutter's lead in CO-7.

[Democratic Hawk]

At my most optimistic, Indiana, Connecticut, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Ohio, North Carolina and Colorado

Dave

[Mr. Morden]

I say CO, CT, IN, NC, and PA.  CO, CT, and NC only require 1 seat each to flip, and I think the Dems will gain one seat in each (with some chance of gaining 2 in CT).  IN and PA require 3 seats in order to flip, and I think that'll happen in both cases, though PA is rather iffy.

The only other state that I think might flip is NM, but I'd rate Wilson as the slight favorite there.

Also, the Dems have at least an outside shot of getting a majority in both MN and WI, both of which now have delegations that are split 50/50.  And there's also an outside chance that the GOP will gain a majority in the IL delegation, if they manage to hold IL6, and pick up IL8.....but I wouldn't count on that happening.

[GOP = Terrorists]

When I voted I selected states that would become 50/50 as "changing delegations."

[nclib]

Connecticut and Colorado.

[© tweed]

CT, CO, and IN as well as VT in technicality.