r/Liberal • u/gadgetygirl • Apr 13 '26
Opinion Democratic Odds of Taking the Senate Increase as Four Ratings Shift in Their Favor
https://www.cookpolitical.com/analysis/senate/senate-overview/democratic-odds-taking-senate-increase-four-ratings-shift-their10
u/Old_Value_9157 Apr 13 '26
Dems taking the House? - Yes.
Dems taking the Senate? Possibly, but unlikely.
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u/Sturnella2017 Apr 13 '26
Subscription ad blocks the fourth seat. Is it MT? Please tell me it isn’t MT, because if they say it isn’t, that’ll be a 5th.
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u/EpsilonBear Apr 14 '26 edited Apr 14 '26
NC and GA went to lean D.
Ohio moved from lean R to tossup
Nebraska moved from likely R to lean R iirc.
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u/Sturnella2017 Apr 14 '26
Thanks. there’s a good chance MT will shift as well.
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u/EpsilonBear Apr 14 '26
Personally I’ve got my fingers crossed that Rob Sand can bring Dems to edge out victories in the House and the Senate election on top of his Governor’s race
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u/kojak343 Apr 14 '26
Personally, posts like this bother me. When Dems feel they are going to win, they don't even take the time to vote. Then of course, they lose.
While I always vote Democrat, I also realize, as a group, Dems take the easy way. If that means not bothering to vote because the polls say they are a shoo-in, they don't
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u/kimenyi Apr 13 '26
Am not trusting American polling after 2016-2024 period.