2020 Senate + House Races

Already did.

They never learn.

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https://mobile.twitter.com/AOC/status/1308155423690764289

The talking down to her like a child is so perfect.

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Heā€™s shook.

https://twitter.com/projectlincoln/status/1308227714638200834?s=21

Shipped some money to his opponent tonight (not via Lincoln Project, duh).

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Your initial post hit me like a laser beam so hard that this philosophy became the mission statement of my PAC in Texas. Weā€™re a state PAC and will start by focusing on upcoming school board, mayoral and city council races. We will only consider expanding our efforts once we have those seats solidly locked down.

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you should contact the Run For Something PAC/organization. They train, endorse, and help fund young progressive candidates all the way down to local level. They do phenomenal work.

Their founder/executive director is very approachable. Her name is Amanda Litman

https://twitter.com/amandalitman

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Thank you! I will reach out to them in the morning!

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Getting ahead a bit, but the 2022 Senate map is insanely good for Dems. Even if Biden is President itā€™s possible they donā€™t lose any seats. The only potentially competitive Dem held seats are in NH, Colorado, and Nevada.

Meanwhile Republicans have to defend Florida, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Iowa, Ohio, and NC.

Wildcard is the Georgia and Arizona special election seats this election will be up for full term in 2022.

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Just so Iā€™m not surprised on Election Day, Dems need to gain 3 seats, yes? (For a 50/50 tie, with VP as tiebreaker if Biden wins). And essentially, this means flipping 4 seats, because Alabama will go back to R. So weā€™re looking at AZ, ME, NC, CO as the most likely? And then anything you get from GA, IA, MT, SC of the world as gravy after that?

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As I understand it, this is 100% correct

Dems arenā€™t winning shit in GA. Hell, Warnock might not even make the runoff. That election will come down to a person who compared herself to Attila the Hun and another who gloated after RBG died.

He might have a shot at the runoff if Joe Leibermanā€™s deadbeat failson would drop the fuck out

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Heā€™s not going to drop out.

Good, positive ad. Issa has been pretty LOLtastically ā€œnegativeā€ so this is a nice contrast. I put negative in quotes because he has to make stuff up and manipulate media to make anything really negative. I will sayā€¦one ā€œniceā€ thing about having Issa as the opponent is that itā€™s a lot harder for him to make the ā€œArab American = terroristā€ claim (Issa is also Arab-American)

https://twitter.com/ACampaNajjar/status/1308455227486474240?s=20

itā€™s probably a shortened link

Paging @MrWookie

https://twitter.com/politics_polls/status/1308370183191506944?s=21

LOL this poll. What on earth.

https://twitter.com/Politics_Polls/status/1308377868162998272

Ok I havenā€™t paid any attention to VT at all so just at a glance this gave me a quick scare. Thankfully this isnā€™t something we have to worry about until 2022.

Yeah, Bradshaw is the one who came out of literally nowhere to win the primary. I think she spent <$10k. Pete just endorsed her as well.

Who knows, should be interesting to see how much she loses by, if anything.

In other news, I have no idea where Parkland is in FL and how blue the 96th district is normally, but hereā€™s one FL state house seat that will be blue in November for sure:

https://twitter.com/CHunschofsky/status/1308212156895289345?s=20

(Sheā€™s the mayor of Parkland currently)

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Outside Miami, most famous for the Marjory Stoneman Douglas school shooting.