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unc70

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6. Would not help anyone

Reply to nkpolitics1212 (Original post)

Sun Feb 23, 2020, 08:53 PM

Feb 2020

NC is balanced on the knife edge. Cooper is ok on his own, but not great coattails. Sanders has a strong, but relatively small following -- maybe 30% of Dems and Dem leaning independents. Even closer to 50% of D/I voters is still not enough.

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Democrats guide to regaining control of the US Senate in 2020 with a Sanders/Warren-D ticket. [View all] nkpolitics1212 Feb 2020 OP

I think it's highly unlikely that Warren would end up on the ticket. TwilightZone Feb 2020 #1

From an electoral standpoint MissMillie Feb 2020 #2

Agreed. TwilightZone Feb 2020 #3

Sanders at top, kiss NC goodbye unc70 Feb 2020 #4

What if Sanders pick NC Governor Roy Cooper as his VP runningmate? nkpolitics1212 Feb 2020 #5

See post #6 unc70 Feb 2020 #7

Would not help anyone unc70 Feb 2020 #6