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nkpolitics1212

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Wed Jan 30, 2019, 07:55 PM Jan 2019

Democrats are more likely to regain control of the US Senate in 2022.

There are currently 47 Democratic held US Senate seats.
In 2020- Only 1 Democratic held US Senate seat is likely to go Republican barring Republicans nominating a controversial Candidate- AL(Jones-D). Democrats will definitely win at least 1 Republican held seat- CO(Gardner-R will face either Duran, Johnston, Romanoff, or Salazar). Democrats have at least a 50 percent chance of winning AZ(McSally-R will face either Gallego or Kelly.) and NC(Tillis-R faces either Foxx,Jackson,or Stein). Democrats will have a net gain of 2 seats in 2020, 49 Democratic held US Senate seats after 2020.
In 2022- There are no Democratic held US Senate seats up in 2022 that are in Ruby red States like in 2018(Donnelly-IN,McCaskill-MO,and Heitkamp-ND) or in 2020(Jones-AL). There are no vulnerable Democratic held US Senate seats in 2022. Democrats will pick up NC(OPEN Burr-R),PA(Toomey-R) and WI(OPEN Johnson-R).

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Democrats are more likely to regain control of the US Senate in 2022. (Original Post) nkpolitics1212 Jan 2019 OP
This country does not have that kind of time. AJT Jan 2019 #1
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