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andjey
Junior Chimp
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« on: July 27, 2018, 05:34:28 AM » |
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Perhaps I'm publishing this topic in not that section, but it's a kind of game. I propose to you to predict the results of elections to the Senate, the House or the President in the future.
You can change the results of the 2018, 2020, 2022 elections, change candidates, to predict elections in 2024 or 2026 and later, to describe the election of the Senate in 2018 elections '20, '22, and so on.
2018 Senate results
1)Arizona:
Kyrsten Sinema 50,6% D
Marta McSally 46,5% R
2)California
Dianne Feinstein 59,8% D
Kevin De Leon 40,2% D
3)Connecticut
Chris Murphy 67,7% D
Matthew Corey 32,3% R
4)Delaware
Tom Carper 69,7% D
Robert Arlett 30,3% R
5)Florida
Rick Scott 48,1% R
Bill Nelson 48,0% D
6)Hawaii
Mazie Hirono 73,6% D
Thomas Edward White 26,4% R
7)Indiana
Joe Donnelly 48,6% D
Mike Braun 48,2% R
8)Maine
Angus King 59,7% I/D
Eric Brakey 25,8% R
Zak Ringelstein 14,5% D
9)Maryland
Ben Cardin 63,9% D
Tony Campbell 30,2% R
10)Massachusetts
Elizabeth Warren 59,9% D
Geoff Diehl 38,7% R
11)Michigan
Debbie Stabenow 58,7% D
John James 40,1% R
12)Minnesota
Amy Klobuchar 67,2% D
Jim Newberger 31,6% R
13)Mississippi
Roger Wicker 57,3% R
David Baria 41,3% D
14)Missouri
Claire McCaskill 50,1% D
Josh Hawley 47,6% R
15)Montana
Jon Tester 54,9% D
Matt Rosendale 44,7% R
16)Nebraska
Deb Fisher 59,3% R
Jane Raybould 40,7% D
17)Nevada
Jacky Rosen 49,3% D
Dean Heller 47,4% R
18)New Jersey
Bob Menendez 50,9% D
Bob Hugin 45,8% R
19)New Mexico
Martin Heinrich 61,4% D
Mick Rich 36,4% R
20)New York
Kirsten Gillibrand 65,8% D
Chele Chiavacci Farley 33,7% R
21)North Dakota
Kevin Cramer 51,8% R
Heidi Heitkamp 47,9% D
22)Ohio
Sherrod Brown 56,4% D
Jim Rennacci 43,0% R
23)Pennsylvania
Bob Casey, Jr. 58,7% D
Lou Barletta 40,9% R
24)Rhode Island
Sheldon Whitehouse 63,6% D
Robert Flanders 36,4% R
25)Tennessee
Phil Bredesen 48,7% D
Marsha Blackburn 48,5% R
26)Texas
Ted Cruz 54,8% R
Beto O'Rourke 44,9% D
27)Utah
Mitt Romney 72,8% R
Jenny Wilson 27,2% D
28)Vermont
Bernie Sanders 76,9% D/I
Other 23,1%
29)Virginia
Tim Kaine 59,8% D
Corey Stewart 38,7% R
30)Washington
Maria Cantwell 61,8% D
Susan Hutchinson 35,9% R
31)West Virginia
Joe Manchin 56,7% D
Patrick Morrisey 40,1% R
32)Wisconsin
Tammy Baldwin 55,8% D
Leah Vukmir 42,1% R
33)Wyoming
John Barrasso 70,7% R
Gary Trauner 29,3% D
1)MN-special
Tina Smith 55,4%
Karin Housley 42,6%
2)MS-special
l round
Cindy Hide-Smith 40,7%
Mike Espy 31,5%
Chris McDaniel 27,8%
Runoff
Cindy Hide-Smith 58,6%
Mike Espy 41,4%
Republican: 50 + V.P.
Democratic: 50
2018 House result
Democratic:224
Republican:211
2020 election
1)Presidential: Trump/Pence vs Harris/Booker
Trump win his states in 2016 +NV, NH; -MI, ME-2, NC
Pres. Donald Trump (R-NY)/V.P. Mike Pence (R-IN) 46,7% 284 EV
Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA)/Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) 48,6% 254 EV
2)Senatorial:
D gain: Colorado, Maine, North Carolina, Montana
R gain: Alabama, New Hampshire
R hold: Kansas, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Arizona-
special
Democratic: 52
Republican: 48
3)House:
Democratic:219
Republican:216
2022 election
1)Senatorial:
D gain:Arizona, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin
R hold: Alabama
D hold: Vermont
Democratic: 59
Republican: 41
2)House:
Democratic:245
Republican:190
2024 election
1)Senate:
1)Arizona
Kyrsten Sinema =incumbent Senator since 2019
Michele Reagan =Secretary of State 2015-2023
2)California
(Dianne Feinstein retiring)
3)Connecticut
4)Delaware
(Tom Carper retiring)
5)Florida
Rick Scott =incumbent Senator since 2019
Gwen Graham =incumbent Gubernator since 2019
6)Hawaii
7)Indiana
Joe Donnelly
8)Maine
9)Maryland
(Ben Cardin retiring)
10)Massachusetts
11)Michigan
12)Minnesota
13)Mississippi
14)Missouri
Claire McCaskill
15)Montana
Jon Tester
16)Nebraska
17)Nevada
Jacky Rosen
Dean Heller
18)New Jersey
(Robert Menendez retiring)
19)New Mexico
20)New York
21)North Dakota
Kevin Cramer
Kent Conrad =frm. Senator 1987-1992, 1992-2013
22)Ohio
(Sherrod Brown retiring to run for President)
Tim Ryan =U.S Representative since 2003
Josh Mandel =Gubernator since 2023
23)Pennsylvania
24)Rhode Island
25)Tennessee
Phil Bredesen
26)Texas
(Ted Cruz retiring to run for President)
Rick Perry =United States Secretary of Energy since 2017, frm. Gov. of Texas
Julian Castro =United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development 2014-2017, frm. Mayor of San Antonio
27)Utah
28)Vermont
29)Virginia
30)Washington
31)West Virginia
(Joe Manchin retiring)
Richard Ojeda =U.S. Representative 2019-2021, Gubernator since 2021
Evan Jenkins =U.S. Representative 2015-2019, since 2021
32)Wisconsin
33)Wyoming
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