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16. In a wave election as November appears set to be, seats tend to flip as a block

Wed Jan 21, 2026, 03:45 PM

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though. So, for ex, Sherrod Brown or another candidate who might not otherwise be expected to win, would win.

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Trump approval, per The Economist --... These states all have Senate elections this year [View all] demmiblue Yesterday OP

jeez, farmers are brainwashed. pansypoo53219 Yesterday #1

And they get one Senator for every hundred people. BurnDoubt Yesterday #6

Brainwashed - in no small part thanks to Sinclair Broadcast Group Seinan Sensei Yesterday #9

they've done such a good job of brainwashing NJCher Yesterday #14

I'm surprised at the levels of Southern states. 70sEraVet Yesterday #3

It depends where in the south... fujiyamasan Yesterday #5

Race To The WH gives Ossof a 79.1% chance to win in GA as of today Wiz Imp Yesterday #11

Time to sow some hard questions... BurnDoubt Yesterday #4

Time to drive home: *rump equals all republicans NBachers Yesterday #7

Maine ExtraGriz Yesterday #8

Is Texas really that low? I find that hard to believe Mr. Sparkle Yesterday #10

don't mistake -17% for 17% mike_c Yesterday #13

Ah, that makes sense Mr. Sparkle Yesterday #18

Paxton will probably win the Texas primary, Cornyn is hopefully toast MagickMuffin Yesterday #12

Approval numbers are based on date, but projected Deminpenn Yesterday #15