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Of the major-office NC Democrats running (Clinton, Cooper, Ross), she seems to have the worst odds. Burr seems to have kept his nose clean and kept major attention off of himself compared to McCrory and gawd knows Trump.
However, some sites are showing it a "close race" and you never know. It's all about turnout. The thing about the senate is, the real question everybody has is whether the Republicans will lose control of the chamber. NC would certainly be a big step in that happening, but many sources I'm seeing are saying it will probably happen even without NC. So Senate races are peculiar in that many people are voting mostly for a majority in the chamber, which depends on other states out of their control. At least this year, with it being so close.
Odd are quite high that there could be a 50-50 split (with the two Independents caucusing with Democrats) which would be broken by the vice-president of course, and the Dems have a leg up there, for sure.
I think she definitely can. Trump is motivating a lot of Dems to get out and vote against him and I think that will have an effect on down ballot races.
Yes, and she can think Trump for it. He's going to make it easy for several Democrats this year.
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