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What if Jack Ryan stays in, and wins, the 2004 Illinois Senate election against Barack Obama?
For those unfamiliar: Jack Ryan was a popular moderate Republican candidate for Senate, who dropped out of the race in late July. He was replaced by Alan Keyes at the last minute (who of course is not from Illinois), and Obama went on to a landslide victory.
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Why is the Senate election in Michigan so close, especially when there is bigger gap for President of the United States in the state?
For the 2020 Senate election in Michigan, incumbent Senator Gary Peters is seeking re-election as the Democratic Party nominee. He is being challenged by Republican Party nominee John James, a businessperson and United States Army veteran who lost the 2018 Senate election to incumbent Senator Debbie Stabenow.
Polling for the election shows that Peters has a one percent lead over James, which is essentially a draw.
Meanwhile, for President of the United States in the state, former Vice President Joe Biden (Democratic) is leading incumbent President Donald Trump (Republican) by seven to eight percent.
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Why is the Senate election so much closer than the Presidential election in Michigan?
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Do people dislike Peters so much or like James so much?
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What is the rationale for the people who apparently support both Biden and James?
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Andrew Romanoff will be doing an AMA this Friday at 7:30PM ET. Andrew is the former Speaker of the Colorado House of Representatives and is running for the United States Senate in the 2020 election. He's currently in a primary fight against an establishment politician. Get your questions ready!
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In 2008, Illinois Senator Barack Obama defeated Arizona Senator John McCain, becoming America's first Black President. He won by 7 points, the largest margin of any election in the 21st Century and flipped 4 states that have voted Democrat ever since (Virginia, Colorado, Nevada, and New Mexico).
