Title: 110th Congress Stats Post by: Joe Biden 2020 on May 01, 2005, 08:49:22 PM What will be the statistics of the 110th Congress?
Current Stats of 109th Congress: Senate: R: 55 D: 44 I: 1 House: R: 233 D: 201 I: 1 Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: Beet on May 01, 2005, 08:50:45 PM I don't know
Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: Joe Biden 2020 on May 01, 2005, 08:52:22 PM My Predictions:
Senate: R: 53 (-2) D: 47 (+3, including Jim Jeffords Seat) House:[/b} R: 229 (-4) D: 205 (+4) I: 1 (+0) Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: Keystone Phil on May 01, 2005, 09:02:17 PM Absolute worst case scenario for the GOP in the Senate:
- GOP doesn't pick up any seats - Dems pick up RI, PA, VA, MT, MO - Sanders (I) - VT sits with the Dems Republicans - 50 Democrats - 50 (including Independent Bernie Sanders) Control stays with the GOP because of VP (Senate President) Cheney. House: Not sure. I don't see any major losses for either party. Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: DarthKosh on May 01, 2005, 09:06:16 PM Senate:
R: 52 D: 47 I: 1 House: R: 224 D: 211 Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: Jake on May 01, 2005, 09:20:52 PM I predict GOP losses in the House, only on the level of 5 or so. In the Senate, right now this is how I see the close seats:
MN: Slight Democrat PA: Slight Democrat RI: Lean RINO MO: Lean GOP FL: Lean Democrat MT: Slight GOP VA: Lean GOP, if Warner runs Slight GOP WI: Lean Democrat NM: Lean Democrat MI: Lean Democrat WA: Lean Democrat That leaves us with a Democrat pickup, so Senate 54-45-1 Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: bgwah on May 01, 2005, 09:38:26 PM WA: Lean Democrat Unless Rossi or Dunn change their minds, you can put "Safe Democrat." Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: Jake on May 01, 2005, 09:42:56 PM Any race that either party has a remote chance in I listed as lean.
Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: nini2287 on May 01, 2005, 09:57:43 PM I'm goign to say:
Senate R-53 D-46 I-1 (Sanders) House R-228 D-207 Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: Erc on May 02, 2005, 12:12:03 AM Of the Senate seats up for grabs, I only see the following as mildly competitive:
Burns (R-MT): Schweitzer's in Helena, so Burns holds this. Nelson (D-NE): Nelson should lose, but with Johanns in Washington... Nelson (D-FL): Nelson should lose, but I don't see anyone beating him atm. Open (DFL-MN): Who knows? Stabenow (D-MI): Dem hold Open (R-TN): Rep hold Open (D-MD): Hard to say. Leans Dem atm. Open/Corzine (D-NJ): Republican pickup. Chafee (R-RI): Hard to say. Santorum (R-PA): Democratic pickujp. And the following, given certain candidates: Kohl (D-WI): given Tommy Thompson Allen (R-VA): given Mark Warner Conrad (D-ND): given Hoeven. So I'll guess: Senate: R 56 D 43 I 1 House: Who knows. Republican majority (duh). Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자) on May 02, 2005, 02:03:25 AM Absolute worst case scenario for the GOP in the Senate: - GOP doesn't pick up any seats - Dems pick up RI, PA, VA, MT, MO - Sanders (I) - VT sits with the Dems Republicans - 50 Democrats - 50 (including Independent Bernie Sanders) Control stays with the GOP because of VP (Senate President) Cheney. Phil, if the GOP does that bad in the Senate, Collins will likely pull at least a Jeffords and go Independent to save her political hide when she runs for reelection in 2009 and thus give the Senate Majority Leader Reid by a 50 to 49 vote with 1 abstaining, or possibly even do a full party switch and become a Democrat. I don't expect that happening, tho. If the 2006 elections were held today, I'd expect at most a 2 seat change in the Senate, and despite all the sound and fury over Social Security and judicial nominations, I don't expect an issue to come up that would produce a major shift either way. Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: minionofmidas on May 02, 2005, 02:22:25 AM Collins? No, I don't think so.
Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: A18 on May 02, 2005, 05:31:47 AM Current Stats of 109th Congress: House: R: 233 D: 201 I: 1 Current House makeup is actually 232 Republicans, 202 Democrats, and 1 Independent. As for predictions, well, it's a little early, but... I guess the Senate will be about GOP 57, Dem 42, Ind 1. House goes 235 GOP, Dem 200. Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: ian on May 02, 2005, 12:21:10 PM Senate:
R: 53 D: 46 I: 1 Possible pickups in PA, MT. Loss of NJ. I'll say we keep the rest, but that's an incredibly optimistic prediction. Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: A18 on May 02, 2005, 03:35:51 PM Just for fun I'll make some random numbers up for other Congresses as well: :)
2006 Senate: R 57, D 42, I 1 2006 House: R 235, D 200 2008 Senate: R 59, D 40, I 1 2008 House: R 240, D 195 2008 President: 1988-esque GOP victory 2010 Senate: R 57, D 42, I 1 2010 House: R 225, D 210 2012 Senate: R 61, D 38, I 1 2012 House: R 245, D 190 2012 President: GOP landslide 2014 Senate: R 63, D 36, I 1 2014 House: D 220, R 215 2016 Senate: R 60, D 39, I 1 2016 House: D 225, R 210 2016 President: 1988-esque Democratic victory 2018 Senate: R 64, D 35, I 1 2018 House: R 250, D 185 2020 Senate: R 65, D 34, I 1 2020 House: R 240, D 195 2020 President: Democratic landslide Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: DarthKosh on May 02, 2005, 03:38:15 PM Just for fun I'll make some random numbers up for other Congresses as well: :) 2006 Senate: R 57, D 42, I 1 2006 House: R 235, D 200 2008 Senate: R 59, D 40, I 1 2008 House: R 240, D 195 2008 President: 1988-esque GOP victory 2010 Senate: R 57, D 42, I 1 2010 House: R 225, D 210 2012 Senate: R 61, D 38, I 1 2012 House: R 245, D 190 2012 President: GOP landslide 2014 Senate: R 63, D 36, I 1 2014 House: D 220, R 215 2016 Senate: R 60, D 39, I 1 2016 House: D 225, R 210 2016 President: 1988-esque Democratic victory 2018 Senate: R 64, D 35, I 1 2018 House: R 250, D 185 2020 Senate: R 65, D 34, I 1 2020 House: R 240, D 195 2020 President: Democratic landslide That's some powerful crack. Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: A18 on May 02, 2005, 03:40:45 PM Mkay
Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: Horus on May 02, 2005, 05:33:50 PM My prediction
R: 53 D: 46 I: 1 ~ R: 223 D: 212 No independent anymore. Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: J. J. on May 02, 2005, 05:46:27 PM Like Erc, I expect a GOP pickup in the Senate.
I would expect a 3-4 loss GOP in the House. Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: Moooooo on May 02, 2005, 05:53:00 PM Senate:
Republican: 53 Democrat: 46 Independet: 1 House: No idea. I have'nt looked into it very much, yet. Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: Moooooo on May 02, 2005, 05:56:12 PM The problem for the Democrats is, Everything is going wrong for the GOP too far away from 2006. If this nuclear option mess, and Bush's push for SS privitization was happending closer to the 2006 election the Democrats could make out very well. I think most of this "bad" news will be irrelevant by the 2006 midterms. Actually the tides may turn. We may be withdrawing troops from Iraq, more "Mission Accomplished" signs, etc... which will only help the GOP.
Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: Jake on May 02, 2005, 05:58:07 PM We will be withdrawing troops by late 2006. It's only a question of how many.
Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: No more McShame on May 03, 2005, 01:36:53 AM Here's how I see the 2006 Senate:
MT: Toss-up. MT Dems seem to have it together enough to give Burns a good run. RI: Chafee should hold this seat. Strong Lean Republican. NJ: Given that Corzine becomes gov. Kean should be a strong Rep candidate. Slight lean Republican MN: Toss-up. Maybe a very slight lean for the Dems. Could depend on national electorate's mood. TN: Strong lean Republican VT: Strong lean Independent FL: Lean Dem. Don't see the Repub emerging to knock off Nelson NE: Strong lean Dem. See Florida. PA: Lean Dem. Casey is Santorum's nightmare candidate. He better hope for a pro-choice 3rd party. MD: I'll say lean Dem until the primary starts shaping up. Mfume vs Steele is a toss-up. Cardin vs Steele is strong lean for the Dems. Cardin vs any other R is safe Dem MI: Strong lean Dem. Who's going to knock Stabenow off? MO: Strong lean Repub. Talent has numbers here. Safe for party in power except for right candidate VA: Allen (R-I) vs Warner (D) very slight Rep lean WV: Only if Byrd retires. WA: Cantwell (D-I) vs Dunn (R) lean Dem NY: Clinton (D-I) vs Guiliani (R) we can hope right? ND: Conrad (D-I) vs Hoeven (R) toss-up TX: If Hutch runs for Gov still strong Rep lean but open seats are unpredictible. WI: Kohl (D-I) vs Thompson (R) slight Dem lean For jdb only AZ: Kyl vs Grijuvila LOL :P My best guess Dems gain 1 (win PA & MT, lose NJ) Rep: 54 Dem: 45 Ind: 1 Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자) on May 03, 2005, 02:39:55 AM Collins? No, I don't think so. If Chafee can't hold onto RI in 2006, then it will indicate that New England will have joined the rest of the country in voting for Senators based on national rather than local politics, and have done so emphatically enough to bounce Republican incumbents with a proven trak record on the issues for the sole reason of being a national Republican. In that atmosphere, Collins’ only hope of being re-elected in 2008 is to depart the GOP and become an Independent or a Democrat. She probably would go the independent route since New Englanders are used to and have shown a willingness to support such candidates, and I don’t think that at the level of Maine politics that she would be a comfortable fit with the Dems. Title: Re: 110th Congress Stats Post by: ○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└ on May 03, 2005, 03:08:40 AM Here's how I see the 2006 Senate: MT: Toss-up. MT Dems seem to have it together enough to give Burns a good run. RI: Chafee should hold this seat. Strong Lean Republican. NJ: Given that Corzine becomes gov. Kean should be a strong Rep candidate. Slight lean Republican MN: Toss-up. Maybe a very slight lean for the Dems. Could depend on national electorate's mood. TN: Strong lean Republican VT: Strong lean Independent FL: Lean Dem. Don't see the Repub emerging to knock off Nelson NE: Strong lean Dem. See Florida. PA: Lean Dem. Casey is Santorum's nightmare candidate. He better hope for a pro-choice 3rd party. MD: I'll say lean Dem until the primary starts shaping up. Mfume vs Steele is a toss-up. Cardin vs Steele is strong lean for the Dems. Cardin vs any other R is safe Dem MI: Strong lean Dem. Who's going to knock Stabenow off? MO: Strong lean Repub. Talent has numbers here. Safe for party in power except for right candidate VA: Allen (R-I) vs Warner (D) very slight Rep lean WV: Only if Byrd retires. WA: Cantwell (D-I) vs Dunn (R) lean Dem NY: Clinton (D-I) vs Guiliani (R) we can hope right? ND: Conrad (D-I) vs Hoeven (R) toss-up TX: If Hutch runs for Gov still strong Rep lean but open seats are unpredictible. WI: Kohl (D-I) vs Thompson (R) slight Dem lean For jdb only AZ: Kyl vs Grijuvila LOL :P My best guess Dems gain 1 (win PA & MT, lose NJ) Rep: 54 Dem: 45 Ind: 1 RI, NJ, and TN are all looking much better for the Democrats than that. I'd say RI is weak lean Democrat, NJ is lean Democrat, and TN is lean Republican. |