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It'd probably be a House candidate who had to run right for years to avoid a primary in a gerrymandered seat...making it harder for him to win statewide.
If she loses this is 100% on Trump in a way no Senate loss would be. He begged for Graham to be the nominee.
It's also genuinely been a while since we had a six-year term fluke Senator who starts as a one-term wonder. Doug Jones was there for just three years...likely Mark Kirk?
I'm going on record as saying SC will be closer than NH and MN.
NEW: Here are @njhotline’s FINAL 2026 Senate Power Rankings
1. NC
2. AK ⬆️
3. OH
4. ME ⬆️
5. TX ⬆️
6. IA ⬆️
7. MI ⬇️
8. KS ⬆️
9. MN ⬆️
10. NH ⬇️
Learn why from @kirk_bado and I here:
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No one is having a better day than Peggy Flanagan. 😊
Minnesota Senate:
🔵 Flanagan 48% (+4)
🔴 Tafoya 44%
@VictoryPolling/@Michele_Tafoya 🔴 Internal Poll, 1,194 LV, 10/21-22
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Whether you voted for Donald Trump, Lindsey Graham, or someone else, you deserve leaders who care more about lowering your bills than playing politics in Washington.
That’s what this campaign is about.
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Dems won the US Senate that year. Just looking at that graph isn't good enough to see what was going on under the hood.
It's insane how rare it is that a losing senator makes a comeback. Brown being the first (if he wins) to do so since 1988 is truly a crazy stat if you think about how often former House members successfully run again for their seats after losing.
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In what is likely the only non-partisan, top tier poll of the entire South Carolina Senate race post Darline Graham's entry, it's a tie.
I can't really hope for this win (SC is so red), but if Andrews gets the upset, it'd be one of the coolest wins I've gotten to witness. 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
NEW: South Carolina Senate (NYT/Siena)
🟦Annie Andrews 48%
🟥Darline Graham 48%
10/19-10/26
Link: nytimes.com/2026/10/28/upsho…
There's really not, at least federally. Manchin had to be close, but even then I'd wager a majority of his voters were Clinton supporters rather than Trump.
Murkowski is really in a class by herself in being a politician who is in office due to the other party.
So what's the bet...they go 52D-48R for the final prediction for the Senate?
Susan Collins retiring (which was surely an option) should also be on this list.

































