Our first race of 2010 is behind us with some unexpected results. Using the latest polls, here's how the 2010 elections look:
First, note there are two open seats in New York, one is Schumer who is safe democrat, and the other is Gillibrand which is a toss up.
Changes from my last post: Republicans make substantial gains in Ohio, Kentucky, Arkansas, and California. Democrats improve their position in Missouri, Colorado, and Nevada. Furthermore, with the retirement of Chris Dodd, Connecticut shifts back to the Democrat column.
Best case scenario for the democrats is 57-43, worst case scenario 51-49. Looks like a pretty typical midterm experience for the majority party.
Changes from my last post: Republicans make substantial gains in Ohio, Kentucky, Arkansas, and California. Democrats improve their position in Missouri, Colorado, and Nevada. Furthermore, with the retirement of Chris Dodd, Connecticut shifts back to the Democrat column.
Best case scenario for the democrats is 57-43, worst case scenario 51-49. Looks like a pretty typical midterm experience for the majority party.
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