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I’m taking a stab at the Tennessee Democratic-held seats. A couple could be tough holds in 2010, particularly if Lincoln Davis runs for Governor, and redistricting for 2012 will be brutal.
The first one I’ve run is Tennessee 06 (Gordon) has deteriorated from 60-40 Bush to 63-37 McCain.
District 5 (Hensarling) and 24 (Marchant) were finished last night.
No significant movement in TX-5; TX-24 however, moved from 65-35 R to 55-45 R. If there was not looming redistricting, we would take that seat in 2-3 cycles solidly. There’s not an established bench for dems in the area yet, either way, no matter what happens on 2012, it looks like Dallas wil end up with a dummy-mander.
TX-32 (Sessions) and TX-30 (EB Johnson) are next up
Survey is all filled out. Wonder how many other Republicans read this blog?
But it froze my computer.
I’ve done one district in Georgia (the ninth).