Republicans are facing a pretty rough map next year, though.
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Yeah, but if they can retake Warnock's seat, they just need to split the rest.
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The GOP doesn't have many "gimme" seats they could pick-up, outside of NH or perhaps VT on the outside chance Scott runs and Leahy doesn't. Only other possibilities are GA, NV, CO, and AZ. The GOP will also be playing defense in WI, PA, and NC.
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exactly
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If history tells you anything. Including the GOP winning senate seats in Massachusetts and Illinois in 2010, Doug Jones in 18 or D's winning GA seats in 21 is no seat is "safe". Food for thought for the doom and gloomers and the over confident
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House, who knows. Redistricting probably helps Republicans. The Senate however, is about the most Dem friendly map they could ask for. Warnock in Georgia will probably start as the underdog short of a GOP Q believer or a serious Trump backed third party. Otherwise good for Dems.pic.twitter.com/rUx8YfMRky
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Dems have about 6 possible pickup opportunities with good candidate recruitment. Republicans max out at no more than 4 and that’s being generous. Its a wide gap from Georgia, their best chance, to AZ, their 2nd best.
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