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re: New Colorado senate PPP poll: Dem incumbent down by 3 (47-44)
Posted on 10/21/14 at 7:54 pm to TOKEN
Posted on 10/21/14 at 7:54 pm to TOKEN
Orman- Kansas
Pressler- South Dakota
King- Maine
Could all jump ship either way if they win . They are already planning on throwing control for power if they win.
Pressler- South Dakota
King- Maine
Could all jump ship either way if they win . They are already planning on throwing control for power if they win.
Posted on 10/21/14 at 8:05 pm to TOKEN
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King- Maine
If he caucases with the GOP I could see them getting to 53 maybe 54 tops, which they need ahead of 2016.
With GA and LA going to a runoff most likely, GOP needs KS, AK, CO and IA on election night. I expect a couple of those to go down to the wire and AK will be long into the night anyway.
This post was edited on 10/21/14 at 8:06 pm
Posted on 10/21/14 at 9:12 pm to TOKEN
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Orman- Kansas
Pressler- South Dakota
King- Maine
Could all jump ship either way if they win . They are already planning on throwing control for power if they win.
I am familiar with everything each of these men has said about caucusing with the majority. having said that, I am 100% sure Angus King will not do so (he made one comment back in April I believe it was and it did not go over well back in Maine and he has backed away from it). Orman will lose in Kansas but even if he were to win, no way he caucuses with the Republicans, because that would put him in the minority for the last 4 years of his 6-year term when the Dems regain the Senate in 2016. Doesn't matter, he won't win. As for Pressler, he has less than 0% chance of winning in South Dakota, and less than zero ain't easy to pull off. He had one good poll, and fallen on his face ever since.
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