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Related: About this forum2022 Democratic US Senate Nominee's margin of victory.
Less than a 1 percent margin.
(NV-Cortez Masto-D)
Between a 1 percent to a 2 percent margin.
(PA-Fetterman-D)
Between a 2 percent to a 3 percent margin.
(GA-Warnock-D)
Between a 3 percent to a 4.5 percent margin.
(AZ- Kelly-D)
Between a 4.5 percent to a 6 percent margin.
(NH-Hassan-D)
Between a 6 percent to a 7.5 percent margin.
(CO-Bennet-D)
Between a 7.5 percent to a 9.5 percent margin.
(WA-Murray-D)
Between a 9.5 percent to a 11.5 percent margin.
(CT- Blumenthal-D)
Between a 11.5 percent to a 13.5 percent margin.
(IL- Duckworth-D)
Between a 13.5 percent to a 16 percent margin.
(OR- Wyden-D)
Between a 16 percent to a 18.5 percent margin.
(NY- Schumer-D)
Between a 18.5 percent to a 21 percent margin.
(VT- Welch-D)
Between a 21 percent to a 24 percent margin.
(MD- Van Hollen-D)
Between a 24 percent to a 27 percent margin.
(CA- Padilla-D)
More than a 27 percent margin.
(HI- Schatz-D)
Democrats will fall short in WI,OH,and NC.
Better Days Ahoy
(699 posts)Jesus f'ing Christ. These forecasts posts are truly useless.
nkpolitics1212
(8,617 posts)I do not like Johnson-WI, Vance-OH, and Budd-NC most polls in these states have the Republicans ahead.
The best case scenario for Democrats is AZ,PA,GA,and NV.
Better Days Ahoy
(699 posts)That is not the point of my comment, if you read it again, slowly.
I simply find these incessant posts about Democratic Party prospects completely useless, regardless of the authors.
I'll hope and vote and wait for the actual election returns vs. this daily pablum.
You don't need to agree, and it doesn't change a thing.