In Defying the Odds, we discuss state and congressional elections as well as the presidential race.
The numbers in the Senate races will shift a bit as more votes come in, but the basic pattern will remain the same.
ps://twitter.com/billscher/status/1325062909345619969?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 7, 2020Senate D performance compared to Biden
— Bill Scher (@billscher)
Bullock +4.4
Espy +3.3
Jones +3.2
McGrath +2.0
Kelly +1.7
Harrison +0.8
Bollier +0.4
Greenfield +0.3
Peters -0.7
Ossoff -1.5
Cunningham -1.7
Hickenlooper -1.9
Hegar -2.5
Smith -3.7
Gideon -10.7
Gross: TBDAs you can see, ticket-splitting was minimal
— Bill Scher (@billscher) November 7, 2020
Exceptions
ME (inc. R/strong brand)
MT (D who'd won statewide 3x)
AL (inc. D)
MN (Smith was bogged down by a pro-pot 3rd party candidate)
MS (don't know why!)
Everyone else within 2.5 points of Biden
These are nationalized elections