Ranking the ’06 races
They say that this is the year that Democrats might retake control of the U.S. Congress. It’s still hard to tell, but if this National Journal ranking of the House and Senate seats most likely to switch sides is any clue, the Dems are looking good for November. The top five Senate seats, top nine ...
They say that this is the year that Democrats might retake control of the U.S. Congress. It's still hard to tell, but if this National Journal ranking of the House and Senate seats most likely to switch sides is any clue, the Dems are looking good for November.
The top five Senate seats, top nine House seats, and top five gubernatorial spots most likely to switch party hands are currently Republican. Check it out.
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