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You are here: Home / Blog / Latest Senate Race Predictions

February 3, 2010

Latest Senate Race Predictions

Each election cycle, in addition to our own analyses, we compile predictions by other political race experts on the most competitive races in the country. Find updated forecasts for key 2010 Senate races from Stuart Rothenberg’s Political Report, Congressional Quarterly, the Cook Political Report, and Larry Sabato’s Crystal Ball.

The biggest moves since November?

•    Arkansas is now either a “toss-up” or “leans Republican” from all sources
•    With Dodd’s retirement, all the experts agree that Dem’s chances of keeping his seat are in their favor.
•    After Beau Biden (D) announced in January that he would not run for his father’s former seat, chances of Republican takeover have increased
•    Everyone agrees that Republican’s chances of taking the North Dakota Senate seat have vastly improved with Dorgan’s announced retirement.

Read the complete analysis here, and continue to check back for the latest updates.

 

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