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In a state with barely any transparency, “Get ready for one of the messiest statewide campaigns in recent West Virginia history — whether or not Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) runs for re-election.”
Here comes Boss Hogg to take Manchin’s seat! A coal baron for another coal baron who doesn’t pay taxes or his bills! Rootin Tootin using his poor overweight dog for likes! I’d like to see the math on that governor’s poll! Fml in WV. 🤬
The 2024 senate map for Democrats is awful. I absolutely despise Joe Manchin... nothing but a corporate Dem who gutted Biden's agenda in the Senate. If he runs, the WV Senate election will be close like in 2018. It will be a fucking mess. >

There is a significant chance that the Republicans will control both houses of the legislature in 2024, along with the Presidency, even without Moore. >

Lol nahhhh. The GOP is in a worse position for POTUS than in 2020 and the midterms are always worse for Democrats. These midterms they over performed. There is no reason to think that they won't carry the 2018 - 2020 AND 2022 performances into 2024.
This sounds more like GOP wishful thinking. Nice try. >


This sounds more like GOP wishful thinking. Nice try.

What on Earth made you think I was a GOP supporter? I don't want the Republicans to win here, even given my distaste for establishment Democrats! >

Idk why people think a GOP defeat is likely in 2024. In the house things just keep getting worse as Gerrymandering increases. The senate is fully reliant on Georgia at this point. Yes, turnout is generally lower during midterms but Roe v Wade had just been overturned and people are no longer voting to oust Trump, I am unconvinced Biden will be able to garner the levels of turnout required.
I still hope democrats run somebody else but that seems unlikely and could even end up with a worse result. >

The guy claimed a 3 race sweep. That is an outlandish claim. Gerrymandering is all but maxed out for the GOP there is no more room for them to squeeze. Texas even had to settle for making their districts redder rather than trying to gain more of them and weaken their other holds. Trump is still on the ticket, and is likely to be the nominee. Which brings back the energy of 2018 and 2020.
You have to put the Biden equation into a much larger context. >

I am not pretending to know what will happen, I just think that none of the three races are guaranteed. If Trump ends up the nominee, I think Bidens' odds of winning another term go way up for sure.
It's good to hear gerrymandering is all but maxed out for the gop, I don't really believe it, but I hope that's true. The number of people that just don't "do" politics is insane, I'd expect things to keep trending bluer as time goes on, but midterms were not particularly encouraging. >

I agree none of the 3 races are guaranteed. But that is a vastly different claim and sentiment compared to there being a "significant chance" of a GOP sweep. That is the part that I found outlandish. >

I think the odds of either party sweeping all 3 races is fairly similar. Anybody who thinks they know what is going to happen at this point is just spouting nonsense, and that's all I was really trying to say. There is a significant chance the GOP will win it all, and a significant chance the dems will as well. >

Unfortunately I think Manchin will lose in 2024, and I say unfortunately because the only other option for a WV Senate seat is a Republican.   There are twice as many Dem-held Senate seats up in 2024 as there are GOP-held, going to be an important year for everyone to organize and get out the vote. >

We’re likely going to lose Manchin in WV. There are huge migrations of conservative ppl moving from blue states to red states to solidify wins for the upcoming election. We’re already in a nose dive rn, 2024 will be the finale.