2012 & 2004 were powerful illustrations of how Senate races in the current political environment are heavily affected by turnout driven by the POTUS re-election race (this was not as true of 1996 or 1984).
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MI is a bright spot for Team R; which cannot be said for NH, NM or the other D held seats
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Nice base from the last election to build on.
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I"m thinking James is going to be the Jason Kander of 2020, an amazing candidate who just can't quite overcome the drag at the top of the ticket.
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Its like déjà vu all over again.
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Remember in 2016.... with the exception of Michigan, the surprise Trump states all had Senate elections as well which the Trump campaign piggy backed off of.
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I live in MI and have said that James will out perform Trump against Peters. Peters has no name recognition.
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Yeah, I think name recognition is the big factor here.... still think it's gonna be an uphill climb for James tho. Presidential year, presidential turnout, unpopular incumbent, etc.
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