Senate Forecast, "sidecar update," February 11th

by: Chris Bowers

Thu Feb 11, 2010 at 21:00


Senate Forecast update
  • February 11 update: Democratic loss of 6.46 seats (6, for rounding purposes)
  • Change from Feb 09: Democrats down 0.09 seats
  • Projected 2010 Senate: Democrats 53-47 (assuming no caucus switches)

Tonight's Senate forecast update features new polls from Indiana, Missouri and New Hampshire (and a second from New Hampshire):

State Democrat Republican Margin Current Dem Win %
Indiana Bayh Hostettler D 8.0 98%
IN Bayh Stutzman D 12.0 100%
Missouri Carnahan Blunt* R 1.8 25%
New Hampshire Hodes* Ayotte R 7.8 3%
NH Hodes* Lamontagne D 5.2 94%
NH R Primary Ayotte +20.5
* = Faces primary, but heavy favorite

Amusingly, Dan Coats is too far behind in Indiana (20%) to even be mentioned in the forecast.

Senate forecast overview
Democrats* Republicans
Not up for election 41 23
Incumbent party safe 8 12
Sub-total 49 35
Current polling 3.54 12.46
Projected total 53 47
* = Because they caucus with Senate Democrats, Independents Bernie Sanders and Joe Lieberman are considered Democrats

Republicans are on the brink of picking up another seat in the forecast.  They need to a gain of 0.05 to do it.

Chris Bowers :: Senate Forecast, "sidecar update," February 11th
Please let me know how you think the forecast could be improved.  It remains a work in progress.  The methodology can be found here.

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