The Better Bet is for the Democrats to Prosper at the Governor Mansions, keep the Senate, and do poorly in local districts where Tea Party and Conservative districts have all been pre-arranged.
In the Likely Republican Senate races, pollsters are counting on Alaska, more recently Blue, Colorado, more recently Hispanic and with a mail-in ballot option. The mail-in vote tends to draw in the formerly "unlikely" voters. Then there is Georgia, an Independent riding that wave in Kansas, with an unpopular governor on the ballot. There is a possible Independent Senator from South Dakota. In Louisiana, there are undecided voters, generally a voting bloc for the incumbent. The business community is likely now more impressed with the Consumer Confidence Reading--as in all the federal mega-bucks. The HuffingtonPost.Com shows the line-up, and so also how fragile it is for the Republicans. Iowa would be said too close to call, with the economy less a drag, as an issue. The Democrat benefits from the increase of Consumer Confidence, no longer an ineptitude of the Democrat in the White House. McConnell is being slammed a Senate Profiteer.
HUFFPOLLSTER How The Senate Polls Could Be Wrong
The GOP was doing well in September, but that halted in October: It is shown in the link. Look what else happened in October, and the Democratic Senate, with more governorships, looks more likely the bet for the outcome.
The October crisis containments are like to increase the Obama approval ratings, with Hispanics less disapproving of the immigration policy drift, and the Liberals less disapproving of the lack of a Single-Payer National Health Plan.
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Lands of Many Nations betting on keeping California betting, at status quo, even! California Governor made a campaign stop, maybe yesterday, even Move now to keep Lands of Many Nations, in cash crop on Lands of Many Nations!)
