Unexpected Senate Race Threatens GOP
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•Could Nebraska Cost Republicans the Senate?
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An independent steamfitter named Dan Osborn is threatening to upend Republicans ’ high hopes to control the U.S. Senate after November ’s election.
If Osborn wins, his campaign could serve as a template for how to dislodge Republicans from statewide monopolies in places where Democrats have long struggled to compete.
John Avlon : Democrats need to make breakthroughs in at least a couple of GOP firewall states if they want to have a significant chance to control the Senate in the long run.
He says abandoning “ the Democratic Party ” in certain statewide races isn’t the worst idea for someone trying to break the GOP ’s monopoly in Republican strongholds.
No Democrat has won a statewide race in Nebraska since 2006 and the state remains deeply uncompetitive in presidential elections.
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