North Carolina Senate race to be a bellwether for control of the United States Senate?

– News covered by Quincy Quarry News with commentary added.

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North Carolina Senate race to be a bellwether for taking control of the United States Senate?

In addition to Quincy Quarry News’ earlier suggestion to those who do not want stay up all night would be wise to monitor the likely to be key race in this year’s Presidential election in the Keystone State, the Quarry would like to now add that those who might wish to score early indications as to how the at least as also important battle for control of the United States Senate will play out should look to North Carolina’s United States Senate race.

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The Democrats need to take four senate seats from the current Republican majority to take control of the Senate if currently California Senator Kamala Harris becomes the Vice President come 2021 and can so cast the tie-breaking vote given that incumbent Alabama Democrat Senator Doug Jones is expected to lose badly.

Alternatively, if President Trump can somehow or other pull off of an improbable Harry Truman grade come from behind 1948 victory, Democrats will likely need to take five seats currently held by Republicans to take control of the Senate.

Outside Democratic special interests money flowing freely into North Carolina senate race
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The North Carolina senate race has a varieties of similarities to other contested races and its outcome may be at least indicated relatively early.  As such, this race is the one to watch if one wants to call it a night relatively early.  That and is not prone to suffering nightmares.

In this race, the Republican incumbent is locked in a well within the polling margin of error virtual tie with his opponent in spite of his opponent’s involvement in a recent extramarital affair in what is the most expensive senate race ever.

Then again, with the Democratic challenger spending far more tens of millions on his campaign than the first term incumbent given in no small way to fact that the challenger has received substantial out of state benefactors, such can surely help to clean up a lot of dirty and probably also sweaty laundry.

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