It’s an interesting dichotomy. I think most would agree here that the only way to hold the Senate is with over performance on the Senate level in at least two of OH, MT, TX, FL (and with latest data, maybe even NE and MO). But at the same time too much of an over performance by Sen candidates would give Trump the presidency. Does anyone really see a Republican president with a Dem Senate and House? I certainly don’t but based on some of the polling numbers it seems possible.
It’s an interesting dichotomy. I think most would agree here that the only way to hold the Senate is with over performance on the Senate level in at least two of OH, MT, TX, FL (and with latest data, maybe even NE and MO). But at the same time too much of an over performance by Sen candidates would give Trump the presidency. Does anyone really see a Republican president with a Dem Senate and House? I certainly don’t but based on some of the polling numbers it seems possible.
"Does anyone really see a Republican president with a Dem Senate and House?" No, I sure don't.