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It's Thursday, November 8, 2018, from slated to the gist I'm Mike Pesca. Still thinking about

the Democrats' big win. Say it. The Democrats' big win don't let them tell you it wasn't.

I went back to an old article by Larry Sabattin, Larry Sabattin's Crystal Ball, where it was pretty

sheer like when he said that the percentages since direct election of senators is that 91% of

non-presidential party incumbents get reelected and 75% of presidential party incumbents get reelected.

We had 35 Senate races. It gets a little scurry because Mississippi had those two Senate races,

including the special. But the Democrats did lose. It looks like four. Indiana, North Dakota,

Missouri and Florida. Florida. That's a little high. It should be only about 10% of the losses.

So you'd expect two losses if it were going by historical trends. The Republicans lost Nevada,

that is online with Republican trends. But as I think about every state that the Democrats

lost, I'm not trying to make excuses. But there are some good excuses. The way I think about it is

a couple of North Dakota. I mean, you know, that's a state that Trump won by 40 points.

It's very hard for Heidi Heidekamp to defend that. And Florida. Well, Florida's a loss. It's a bad

loss. There's no excuse. But you know that Bill Nelson has been the only statewide elected official,

since I think I think 2002. But look at Indiana and their Donnelly lost. I think of the seat as

almost rented for six years because the Republicans shot themselves in the foot with a non-Luger,

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