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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsBattleground US Senate races that the Democrats will win in 2024 to be in the majority.
29)CA(Schiff-D or Porter-D)
30)HI(Hirono-D)
31)VT(Sanders-I)
32)MD(Alsobrooks-D)
33)MA(Warren-D)
34)RI(Whitehouse-D)
35)NY(Gillibrand-D)
36)CT(Murphy-D)
37)DE(Blunt Rochester-D)
38)ME(King-I)
39)MN(Klobuchar-D)
40)NM(Heinrich-D)
41)NJ(Kim-D)
42)WA(Cantwell-D)
43)VA(Kaine-D)
44)PA(Casey-D)
45)NV(Rosen-D)
46)WI(Baldwin-D)
47)MI(Slotkin-D)
48)AZ(Gallego-D)
49)OH(Brown-D)
50)MT(Tester-D)
FL(Mucarsel Powell-D) or TX(Allred-D) is the 51st/52nd US Senate seat for Democrats.
Biden/Harris-D winning re-election.
Rick Scott is more unpopular than Marco Rubio.
Debbie Mucarsel Powell represented Miami Dade- largest populated county and a swing county.
Val Demings represented Orange- 1 million less populated than Miami Dade county and a safe Democratic county.
Rick Scott won all his Governors and US Senate Races by a very narrow margin.
2010 Governor 1.15 percent margin.
2014 Governor 1.07 percent margin.
2018 US Senate 0.13 percent margin.

brooklynite
(96,882 posts)You assume holding on to Brown and Tester, which will be the biggest challenge.
Lochloosa
(16,488 posts)DemocraticPatriot
(5,410 posts)Of course a year is like 20 political lifetimes, but better to be ahead or at least even at this time, than not...
I think Democrats should fight for the Senate seats in Missouri and Texas, and maybe Florida next year....
Do you have any thoughts on which Republican seats *might* be vulnerable ?
sabbat hunter
(6,927 posts)Scott should win fairly easily in Florida, unless something major breaks against Scott between now and the election. Rubio should cruise on thru as well.
We should hold the rest of the seats. Montana, Ohio will be competitive, but the D candidates are personally popular and will win due to that. Brown should be an easier hold if the GOP in Ohio try to overturn the recent state constitution amendment that guaranteed a woman's right to choose.
Tennessee Hillbilly
(661 posts)Ohio, Arizona and Nevada are also tough races for democrats. Texas and Florida will be even even more difficult.
TexasDem69
(2,317 posts)Wins statewide in Texas. This isnt an even remotely defensible post, so the OP should stop floating it.