(OHIO)
2016 Presidential Election: 2,841,005 Trump (51.69%) to 2,394,164 Hillary (43.56%)
2016 House Elections: 2,996,017 GOP (58.17%) to 2,154,523 DEM (41.83%) 1.85% downward GOP swing from 2014
2016 Senate Election: 3,118,567 GOP – 58% to 1,996,908 DEM – 37.2%
>purple state turning redder
>there’s a good chance that Democrat, Sherrod Brown is going down
Who here lives in Ohio? How many people do you know will vote this November? What will you be doing for the midterms? Any ideas?
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(PENNSYLVANIA)
2016 Presidential Election: 2,970,733 Trump (48.18%) to 2,926,441 Hillary (47.46%)
2016 House Elections: 3,096,576 GOP (53.91%) to 2,625,157 DEM (45.70%) 1.63% downward GOP swing from 2014, 1.24% upward DEM swing from 2014
2016 Senate Election: 2,951,702 GOP (48.8%) to 2,865,012 (47.3%)
>rust belt blue state turned slightly red in 2016
>Bob Casey, the Democrat, is particularly vulnerable if we bring out enough of the 2016 GOP numbers against him
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(MICHIGAN)
2016 Presidential Election: 2,279,543 Trump (47.5%) to 2,268,839 Hillary (47.27%)
2016 House Elections: 2,243,402 GOP (48.03%) to 2,193,980 DEM (46.97%) – 0.55% upward swing from 2014 for the GOP, 2.2% downward swing from 2014 for the Democrats
2014 Senate Election: 1.290,199 GOP (41.3%) to 1,704,936 DEM (54.6%)
>rust belt blue state turned slightly red in 2016
>The Democrat Stabenow seems somewhat vulnerable, it’s going to be a tough senate battle and Trump will definitely campaign hard for whoever the GOP nominates
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(WISCONSIN)
2016 Presidential Election: 1,405,284 Trump (47.22%) to 1,382,536 Hillary (46.45%)
2016 House Elections: 1,270,279 GOP (45.8%) to 1,379,996 DEM (49.75%)
2016 Senate Election: 1,479,471 GOP (50.2%) to 1,380,335 DEM (46.8%)
>rust belt blue state turned slightly red in 2016
>The Democrat Baldwin seems somewhat vulnerable, it’s going to be a tough senate battle and Trump will definitely campaign hard for whoever the GOP nominates