A new poll has ex-astronaut Mark Kelly well-positioned to unseat Sen. Martha McSally (R-Ariz.). How far-fetched is it to think Democrats could turn Congress’ most powerful chamber blue?
Though Democrats certainly have a shot to flip Arizona, Colorado, and Maine, all three races are expected to be close. But say Democratswin all three seats.
It’s possible, but it’s also assuming Democrats can defend all 12 of their own seats that will be up in 2020, which is going to be difficult. The biggest test will come in deep-red Alabama, where Doug Jones won a seat in a 2017 special election largely because his opponent, Roy Moore, was a credibly accused pedophile. Undeterred, Moore is running again, but he’ll have to win a primary in which his opponents likely will not have been accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old.
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