a majority is still a majority

I'm not sure if generic ballot is the way to go when it comes to the senate, individual races are much more important

not much of a real difference between 260 Republicans and 300 Republicans in the House

At R+12.9, Republicans could get 59 seats

60 is literally impossible now because of Alabama

not sure too much about that

I think if we look at the races state by state, there's a chance if the cards are played right that 60+ could be possible

If MN goes the right way, we could see some good potential come out of that

I'm not too blackpilled on the Senate

if we manage to win both seats in Minnesota, we'd probably win in a whole bunch of other states too, and IIRC that would easily take us over 60 in the senate

I wonder how closely Doug Jones will vote with Trump. He's at 100% so far...imagine how butthurt the left would be if Doug Jones votes with Trump more than the average Republican senator

If we win all the safe red states

and Missouri, Pennsylvania, Montana, North Dakota, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Florida, West Virginia, Virginia, Wisconsin, Michigan and the two seats in Minnesota...

That's a total of 64 GOP senate seats

64 I'll call our best case scenario

64 is definitely good enough

We don't really need more than that

more than good enough

We don't even need much more than 60

Hell, high 50s would be decent

I think 55 at least will get whatever agenda Trump wants passed done.

Assuming we don't win all the former blue rust belt states, and both West Virginia and Virginia... That still places us at 57

did you take Nevada out of the equation

no, that's assuming we win Nevada

http://www.270towin.com/2018-senate-election/2A4Dma

if we don't win in Nevada, it's 56

http://www.270towin.com/2018-senate-election/2do7ra

this is the scenario if we add the rust belt states, West Virginia, and Virginia on top of that

I think we can reach 300 posts if we keep the discussion going at this rate

Hypothetically...what do you guys think the 2020 Presidential results would be if John Kerry was the Democratic nominee?

I honestly think Trump has a good chance of winning all 50 states in that scenario

no one can win all 50 states no matter what

states are too partisan

Reagan almost won all of them in 1984

since 1992, states have been becoming less and less comptetive

yeah, but no state is truly 100% solid

it would be take disastrous scandals to flip MA and VT

lol those are the 2 states that would have still gone blue if only white males voted in 2016

part of that is because they're very white states

white male vote