Tell me if there's anything wrong with it, a candidate that shouldn't be there, a candidate that should

We need to maximize our chances.

this looks about right

Alright, so I think that would put our best case scenario, that's every candidate on that list winning (which is a very long shot of course, but still) at 63 R seats in the Senate.

I'm sure that won't happen unless some massive story happens right before the midterms.

Add Corey Stewart for Virginia and whoever is running in Maine and you have a list.

This list is as of people who are realistically running right now, btw, no dream candidates like Lindell unless he announces a run.

I'll add him, I've got a txt file

oh, that's right,

about gubernatorial races

we have an oppurtunity to expand into Connecticut,

so we should look into candidates for there as well

Minnesota, too.

we're talking strictly governors right now, right?

Pennsylvania would be a good pickup. Lots of competitive races there.

Colorado will probably be close.

yeah, I think we've kinda been putting off the gubernatorial issue because of the US congress

don't underestimate gubernatorial races,

they usually determine how districts are gerrymandered

we definitely need to have at least a list

Seems like we have New Hampshire, Maryland, and Massachusetts in the bag.

nothing's in the bag

ever

we've always got fight tooth and nail on everything if we want to keep what we have

I don't think you understand the potential of Connecticut,

I saw the map you posted

If everything that can flip flips, we can get 40 governer's mansions.

just 1 one more R state senator,

and 7 more R state reps,

and a R governor can redraw the map so an R can win a seat in the US House of Reps

that's of importance, definitely

it'd be great to have a US rep from that state

Connecticut is prime property for expansion.

It's majority white and has quite a lot of working class people.

I think that areas like Connecticut, Delaware, NH, Maine could in a decade or 2 become red states

NH and Maine are swing states already.

it's an ongoing trend, they're the canaries in the coal mine

I think that we'll have the GOP eventually become a big tent party like the dems used to be before the 2000s

The Republicans have taken Dixie from the dems, are taking the rust belt from the dems, and could take the northeast from them eventually.

http://www.270towin.com/maps/Onv6B

These are the battle lines for politics in the future, the sun belt may go to the dems eventually.