It was nuts seeing the Democratic surge in the Class I Senate races climb ever higher after the 1994 wipeout. They had a really good year in 2000. An even better year in 2006. And an even better year than that in 2012. Before the 2018 election, it seemed entirely possible they'd have another amazing year but political gravity set in. Ima…
It was nuts seeing the Democratic surge in the Class I Senate races climb ever higher after the 1994 wipeout. They had a really good year in 2000. An even better year in 2006. And an even better year than that in 2012. Before the 2018 election, it seemed entirely possible they'd have another amazing year but political gravity set in. Imagine a world where we had been defending Democratic Senate seats in Missouri, Indiana, Florida, North Dakota, and Tennessee this year. It seemed possible in late October 2018 that we might.
It was nuts seeing the Democratic surge in the Class I Senate races climb ever higher after the 1994 wipeout. They had a really good year in 2000. An even better year in 2006. And an even better year than that in 2012. Before the 2018 election, it seemed entirely possible they'd have another amazing year but political gravity set in. Imagine a world where we had been defending Democratic Senate seats in Missouri, Indiana, Florida, North Dakota, and Tennessee this year. It seemed possible in late October 2018 that we might.
at least in all those races we competed with great candidates for the state's they ran in(this year also)