Senate Election Game

[Huey Long is a Republican]

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Bye Warner, Hi Warner! A 2008 Virginia Senate Race Game - After 30 years of serving in the Senate, Senator John Warner has announced that he'll retire in this election, thus leaving the state of Virginia open for both parties, with the Republicans looking to hold the seat and the Democrats looking to hold it. For the Republicans, Former Governor Jim Gilmore and Former Senator George Allen are considered the strongest candidates while Former Governor Mark Warner is considered the best chance the Democrats have to win the seat. Can the Republicans prevent the changing tides of Virginia, despite the anti-Republican feeling of the Presidential Election, or will the tides of change wash over Virginia?

First Lady or The Mayor? A 2000 NY Senate Race Game - Incumbent Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan has announced he's retiring from the Senate in the 2000 Senate Election. The strongest candidates for both sides is First Lady Hillary Clinton and New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani for both parties. Could New York elect a Republican Senator only two years after D'Amato lost?

Fine Gold or Fine Ron? A 2010 WI Senate Race Game - The environment has turned heavily against the Democrats and despite the strength of Incumbent Senator Russ Feingold, the Republicans have targeted the Seat for victory. Hope lie on Candidates like Former Governor Tommy Thompson to make the seat Republican and truly make the 2010 a Republican Wave by being able to win in a heavily democratic state.

Rest in Peace, Teddy. A 2010 MA Special Senate Race Game - The Lion of the Senate, Teddy Kennedy, has died after over 50 years in the Senate. Despite how heavily Democrat the state has become in the last few decades, Republicans have an opportunity to make the race competitive with the right candidate. Could Mitt Romney take his revenge for 1994 or will a new Republican get the seat that once had JFK?

Weld or Kerry? A 1996 MA Senate Race Game - It's the year 1996. Only two years ago, the Republican Revolution took place, giving the Republicans control of the House for the first time in 40 years and the Senate, thus allowing the Republicans to have a real check on the Clinton Administration's abilities for the next two years. Now, in the state of Massachusetts, Popular Governor Bill Weld looks to do the near impossible and defeat Incumbent Senator John Kerry. Could Massachusetts flip or will it remain Blue despite the Republicans' chances this year?

A Libertarian for Senate? A 2018 NM Senate Race Game - Welcome to 2018, the first Midterm of President Trump. In the state of New Mexico, Candidates round up with Libertarians looking to recruit Former Governor Gary Johnson while Republicans believe their best chance is the most Trumpiest candidate. Democratic Incumbent Martin Heinrich hopes to show America that New Mexico will reject Trump's ideas on the Federal level. With three candidates, who might win and who might lose?

Miller Leaves. A 2004 GA Senate Race Game - Senator Zell Miller, the last of the Carter Democrats, announced that he will leave the Senate at the start of the Next Congress. As such, Both sides have rushed to find Candidates to win this race. Can the Republicans use the National Election to gain the Seat or will the Democrats prove the opposite and hold the Seat despite the odds?

Those Wacky Hoosiers! A 2012 Indiana Senate Race Game - Incumbent Republican Senator Richard Lugar is unpopular among his Republican, with several Candidates being considered to primary him. Using this to their advantage, can the Democrats win in Indiana or will the Republicans hold the seat despite any controversy? Or will Senator Lugar run Independent if Primaried and Caucus with the Republicans afterward?

Poll closes on Sunday.