@Garrett_Archer I still think GOP will take the lead as Election Day comes closer, since Dems only have one contested statewide race. But that’s impressive.
@BaseCentrist Anywhere from D +0.2 to R +9. I think it really depends on who’s Coleman’s running mate (almost has to be Adkins if there’s any shot), where Beshear is at in the presidential primary, Trump approval, scandal on Comer’s side, etc.
@AustinHoney30@UFStudent2 Specter also switched parties, so like I still count 2006 more. Where you had someone invested in Dem politics (was 500 votes from being VP), compared to someone who tried to do a last minute Hail Mary of his political career, which still failed.
@AndyWarrenStein@GottheimerHater@StatisticUrban The last 4/8 Dem nominees since 1984 have been VP. If anything it’s stupid NOT to take it. Win or lose in 2028, it automatically makes him the front runner in 2032/2036.
@BaseCentrist Idk why people keep thinking that Dems are running two white men on a national ticket. 2004 will be the last time that will probably ever happen.
@NilesGApol Can’t lie, they may need a new social media person. Late posts to things but also keep referring to her in the third person, and that doesn’t come off as authentic.
@NoChildAbuse67@deeznuts561105@RepWextonStan The downside is DCCC will hyper focus on the 1st, 2nd and 6th that they won’t put much money in the 8th or be too late. Similar situation happened in GA in 18 where it was laser focused on GA-06 (which flipped) but GA 7 came down to 500 votes. Investment didn’t happen until Oct
@RepWextonStan Need a strong candidate in 2028. The candidate there is good this year, but I still think it’s 53-47 R. But this is definitely a district that will catch up to trends.
@MTC_MATT@AmarionWx Tbh, I think they do win or lose. I think it’ll be 1. Ossoff 2. McLaurin 3. Miller 4 KLB. Like I don’t see KLB winning without McLaurin and Miller winning honestly.