A Republican Senate Might Not Be a Lock After All

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It was assumed that because of West Virginia is a guaranteed Republican pickup and Jon Tester is polling poorly in Montana, the likely outcome would be at least a 51 - 49 Republican majority in the Senate, assuming they hold all other seats. This might be upended in a state nobody has been paying attention to, Nebraska. Independent candidate, Dan Osborn, is now polling five points ahead of Republican Senator Deb Fischer. An earlier poll a couple of weeks ago had them tied.

Nebraskans want a senator who listens to them -- that's why Dan Osborn is pulling ahead," a spokesperson for Osborn's campaign told Newsweek in a statement. "Dan has held more than 140 public events this year in small town restaurants, bars, and small businesses all over the state, compared to zero public events from Deb Fischer. He's not going to the Senate to play partisan games or do the bidding of whatever corporate donor throws money at him. He's going to work for the regular folks of this state, and they can tell he's the real deal."

 
It was assumed that because of West Virginia is a guaranteed Republican pickup and Jon Tester is polling poorly in Montana, the likely outcome would be at least a 51 - 49 Republican majority in the Senate, assuming they hold all other seats. This might be upended in a state nobody has been paying attention to, Nebraska. Independent candidate, Dan Osborn, is now polling five points ahead of Republican Senator Deb Fischer. An earlier poll a couple of weeks ago had them tied.

Nebraskans want a senator who listens to them -- that's why Dan Osborn is pulling ahead," a spokesperson for Osborn's campaign told Newsweek in a statement. "Dan has held more than 140 public events this year in small town restaurants, bars, and small businesses all over the state, compared to zero public events from Deb Fischer. He's not going to the Senate to play partisan games or do the bidding of whatever corporate donor throws money at him. He's going to work for the regular folks of this state, and they can tell he's the real deal."

Nothing is a lock

In Texas the democrat is outspending ted cruz 10-1

And he may have a chance

 
It’s not over till it’s over

But Republicans will have to screw up Bigly to lose the Senate
 
Democrats won't be able to cheat enough to steal this one.... but they will try... they always try but they needed help and got it in the way of a corona virus in 2020.... they don't have that this time...
How does that work that Democrats can cheat to steal the Presidency but they don’t know how to cheat to steal Senate and House seats?
 
Democrats won't be able to cheat enough to steal this one.... but they will try... they always try but they needed help and got it in the way of a corona virus in 2020.... they don't have that this time...
How did they cheat last time. BTW do you realise that Covid was in Italy before the US, it was a global pandemic. You might need reminding the US is not the World. It was made worse in the US because of Dofus incompetence and negligence managing the covid pandemic.
 
It was assumed that because of West Virginia is a guaranteed Republican pickup and Jon Tester is polling poorly in Montana, the likely outcome would be at least a 51 - 49 Republican majority in the Senate, assuming they hold all other seats. This might be upended in a state nobody has been paying attention to, Nebraska. Independent candidate, Dan Osborn, is now polling five points ahead of Republican Senator Deb Fischer. An earlier poll a couple of weeks ago had them tied.

Nebraskans want a senator who listens to them -- that's why Dan Osborn is pulling ahead," a spokesperson for Osborn's campaign told Newsweek in a statement. "Dan has held more than 140 public events this year in small town restaurants, bars, and small businesses all over the state, compared to zero public events from Deb Fischer. He's not going to the Senate to play partisan games or do the bidding of whatever corporate donor throws money at him. He's going to work for the regular folks of this state, and they can tell he's the real deal."

Which side would he caucus with?
 

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