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RealClearPolitics predicted Democrats will lose their majority in the U.S. Senate next month, while Herschel Walker will lose his race to unseat incumbent Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-GA).
In its latest ‘Battle for the Senate’ projection map, the polling data aggregator predicted the GOP will flip Arizona and Nevada while it holds on to the seat being vacated in Pennsylvania by Sen. Pat Toomey (R-PA).
Yes, the Rep. will likely take control of the Senate.
Also Walker is still very much alive. He's within the margin of error. Turnout will determine the winner.
If Walker wins, it will be on account of Kemp pulling him across the line. The more likely scenario is the abortion scandal ultimately does him in.
This should have been a walkover for the Georgia GOP but they nominated a weak candidate who may well prove to be the reason they didn't take the Senate. Well, that and their similarly weak candidate selection in PA.
If Walker wins, it will be on account of Kemp pulling him across the line. The more likely scenario is the abortion scandal ultimately does him in.
This should have been a walkover for the Georgia GOP but they nominated a weak candidate who may well prove to be the reason they didn't take the Senate.
A win is a win and I'm sure Walker won't complain.
If the Senate flips to Republican after the midterms, it won't switch back again for many years. In 2024 three seats are basically automatic Republican pickups, in West Virginia, Montana and Ohio. There is virtually no scenario where the incumbent Democrats (let alone new nominees for the party) can prevail in those states when Trump or his approved successor is defeating Biden by huge margins.
All we can say for sure is that it will be close. Nevada or Pennsylvania wouldn't surprising me, but Arizona would.
Mark Kelly is a great candidate, the incumbent and I've not heard any concrete criticism of his performance. From the article:
"In Arizona, Republican Senate nominee Blake Masters actually trails by 4.1 points to incumbent Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ). Not a single one of the seven polls used for the average has the Republican leading. Still, RCP predicts the race as a GOP pick-up."
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