2024 Congressional Elections: Republicans re-take U.S. Senate & keep U.S. House

Your prediction?

  • The GOP wins the House and Senate

    Votes: 6 10.5%

  • The Dems win the House and Senate

    Votes: 37 64.9%

  • The Dems win the House, GOP wins Senate

    Votes: 12 21.1%

  • The GOP wins the House, Dems win Senate (Status Quo)

    Votes: 2 3.5%
  • Total voters
    57
Reality Check

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Hopefully this isn't too early, but I saw this and Kunce is the best shot at knocking off Josh Hawley. It's a shame he went up against a Busch family member heiress in 2022; he should be the overwhelming Dem favorite for the nomination for Missouri in 2024.

 
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definitely keep NH 2nd, theyd be stupid to not keep it prominent. it has 2 dem senators :dead:
 
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Reality Check said:
Hopefully this isn't too early, but I saw this and Kunce is the best shot at knocking off Josh Hawley. It's a shame he went up against a Busch family member heiress in 2022; he should be the overwhelming Dem favorite for the nomination for Missouri in 2024.

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Ether 2.0 right here. So viscous. :picard:
 
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Brehs I hope you all aren't falling for this grift again. Democrat with well done, slick ads announces a run against an unpopular republican in a red state. Polls are pushed out (sponsored by the campaign) showing a 3-5 point gap, suggesting a closer race. Democrat candidate takes a position on every national issue imaginable (guns) in order to further juice engagement from out of state liberals, raise record amounts of cash, and go viral on twitter. And then election night comes and the race is called 30 minutes after the polls close, with the democrat losing by 7%+.

One day this is gonna work in a red state that becomes purple, like Georgia or Arizona. But as it stands I see no reason to believe Texas is going purple any time soon thanks to right winger immigrants consolidating the GOP and adopting whiteness. I'd vote for this guy over Cruz if I lived in Texas, and might even send him $10. But that's it. He's gonna get trucked.
 
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