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    2. Miniwoop on

      It doesn’t look like many possible pickups for either party this cycle. 

      Dems:
      Maine, North Carolina, -maybe- Alaska, Texas? 

      Republican: 
      Georgia? -maybe- Michigan? 

      This is speculation without seeing any current polling (if there’s any at this point)

    5. wiifly on

      Ohio and Florida have special elections for Vance and Rubio’s seats, both are R incumbents

    9. IncurableAdventurer on

      Talarico!! This is the only time I wish I lived in Texas. I want to vote for him

    11. beegtuna on

      Each state should have one senate election every two years. This 6 years term limit is bullshit.

    13. Michelle_akaYouBitch on

      Missing FL and OH, special elections to finish out the term of previous Senator.

    14. snoogle20 on

      Get ready to utter the phrase, “I didn’t think I could miss Mitch McConnell,” when that that Kentucky election is over with.

    15. Sturnella2017 on

      A better maps would indicate which of these are incumbents running vs open seats. Such maps are on wikipedia

    16. Efficient_Bug6726 on

      Florida should be highlighted.

      Technically, Senator Roger Marshall of Kansas lives in Florida.

    17. NtheLegend on

      Here in CO, we’re looking to replace tired milquetoast Hick with progressive Julie Gonzales. If you’re from here, come check her out!

    18. frogcatcher52 on

      I assume these are regular Senate elections. OH and FL have special elections to complete the remaining term.

    19. Latter_Aardvark_4175 on

      Good map for republicans. Lots of solidly red states with one or two blue leaning purples. Granted, midterms are terrible for the incumbent party, particularly since temperamentally democrats tend to be more reactionary and republicans less inclined to exercise political power when they don’t perceive a direct threat to their way of life, but still, it’d be hard to imagine a lot of those states going blue.

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