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2018 MI US Senate Race Prediction-Debbie Stabenow's (D-MI)2018 margin of victory will be

1)higher than 2012 margin of victory?(over 21 percent)
2)higher than 2006 margin of victory but lower than 2012 margin of victory?(over 16 percent but under 21 percent)
3)higher than 2000 margin of victory but lower than 2006 margin of victory?(over 2 percent but under 16 percent)
Posted by nkpolitics1212 | Sun Jul 2, 2017, 08:44 PM (15 replies)

Republican US Senators from states with Democratic Governors.

1)Gardner-CO
2)Cassidy-LA
3)Kennedy-LA
4)Daines-MT
5)Burr-NC
6)Tillis-NC
7)Toomey-PA
8)Moore Capito-WV
Can we get rid of these US Senators before November 2018?
Republican US Senators from states with Independent Governor
1)Murkowski-AK
2)Sullivan-AK
If either or both of the AK US Senators were to resign before November 2018, who would Governor Bill Walker appoint?
Will Walker appointee caucus with the Democrats or Republican?
Posted by nkpolitics1212 | Sun Jul 2, 2017, 08:06 PM (2 replies)

2018 WV US Senate election prediction-Joe Manchin's (D-WV) 2018 margin of victory will be

1)higher than 2012 margin of victory?(over 24 percent ie Robert Byrd's 2006 margin of victory)
2)higher than 2010 margin of victory but lower than 2012 margin of victory?(over 10 percent but under 24 percent)
3)lower than 2010 margin of victory?(under 10 percent)
Which option is likely to occur?
Posted by nkpolitics1212 | Sun Jul 2, 2017, 07:51 PM (0 replies)

What is the likely of the US Supreme Court ruling within the next 3 to 4 years by 5-4,6-3,7-2,or 8-1

that a sitting US President can be a defendant in a federal/local criminal trial?
Can NYDA Cyrus Vance jr be allowed to bring criminal charges against Donald Trump while Trump is President?
Posted by nkpolitics1212 | Sun Jul 2, 2017, 07:03 PM (13 replies)

2018 WI US Senate Race prediction-Tammy Baldwin's (D-WI) 2018 margin of victory will be

1)higher than 2012 margin of victory (over 6 percent)
2)lower than 2012 margin of victory (under 6 percent)
3)Baldwin-D loses re-election
Which outcome is likely to occur?
Posted by nkpolitics1212 | Sun Jul 2, 2017, 05:01 PM (4 replies)

2018 IN US Senate Election prediction-Joe Donnelly's (D-IN)2018 margin of victory will be

1)higher than 2012 margin of victory?(over 6 percent)
2)lower than 2012 margin of victory?(under 6 percent)
3)Donnelly-D loses re-election
Which option is likely to occur?
Posted by nkpolitics1212 | Sun Jul 2, 2017, 04:55 PM (3 replies)

2018 FL US Senate Race Prediction-Bill Nelson's (D-FL) 2018 margin of victory will be

1)higher than 2006 margin of victory?(over 22 percent)
2)higher than 2012 margin of victory but lower than 2006 margin of victory?(over 13 percent but under 22 percent)
3)higher than 2000 margin of victory but lower than 2012 margin of victory?(over 4 percent but under 13 percent)
4)lower than 2000 margin?(under 4 percent)
Which option is likely to occur?
Posted by nkpolitics1212 | Sun Jul 2, 2017, 04:48 PM (3 replies)

2018 PA US Senate Race prediction-Bob Casey's (D-PA) 2018 margin of victory will be

1)higher than 2006 margin of victory?(over 18 percent)
2)higher than 2012 margin of victory but lower than 2006 margin of victory?(over 9 percent but under 18 percent)
3)lower than 2012 margin of victory?(under 9 percent)
Which option is likely to occur?
Posted by nkpolitics1212 | Sun Jul 2, 2017, 04:35 PM (8 replies)

2018 ND US Senate Race prediction-Heidi Heitkamp's (D-ND)2018 margin of victory will be

1)higher than 2012 margin of victory? Over 1 percent.
2)lower than 2012 margin of victory? Under 1 percent.
3)Heitkamp-D loses re-election
Which option is likely to occur?
Posted by nkpolitics1212 | Sun Jul 2, 2017, 04:28 PM (0 replies)

2018 MO US Senate Race Prediction-Claire McCaskill's (D-MO) 2018 margin of victory will be

1)higher than 2012 margin of victory?(over 15 percent)
2)higher than 2006 margin of victory but lower than 2012 margin of victory?(over 2 percent but under 15 percent)
3)lower than 2006 margin of victory?(under 2 percent)
4)McCaskill-D loses re-election
Which option is likely to occur?
Posted by nkpolitics1212 | Sun Jul 2, 2017, 04:13 PM (0 replies)
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