Republican Party Seizes Power? – Revised Senate Projection for 2022 (May 2021)

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An updated look at the 2022 United States Senate Elections, after what happened Saturday night down in TX-06 (exurban DFW).

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Title: GOP Takes Control? – Updated 2022 Senate Prediction (May 2021)

Introduction
As political pundits and strategists start plotting their moves for the upcoming 2022 elections, predictions regarding party control of the Senate have started to surface. With nearly half of the Senate seats up for grabs, the situation appears ideal for a dramatic shift in power. Will the GOP seize control? Let’s dive into the latest predictions.

Background
The United States Senate currently stands at a 50-50 party split, with Vice President Kamala Harris holding the tie-breaking vote for the Democratic Party. This razor-thin margin puts immense pressure on Democrats to maintain their majority and pursue their legislative agenda.

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Updated Senate Predictions for 2022
May 2021 brings early predictions for the 2022 Senate races, providing valuable insight into which parties may have the advantage. While the results are subject to change as the election cycle progresses, these early forecasts gauge the political winds blowing across the nation.

Several factors contribute to the current predictions, including historical voting patterns, approval ratings of incumbents, and demographic shifts in specific states. However, it is essential to remember that these estimates are not written in stone and can evolve as campaigns unfold and unforeseen events occur.

Competitive States
In 2022, a considerable number of competitive Senate seats will be up for grabs, particularly in states where political landscapes have been shifting. Some of the most closely watched races are expected to take place in Arizona, Georgia, New Hampshire, Nevada, and Wisconsin, among others.

In Arizona, Democratic Senator Mark Kelly will defend his seat after winning a special election in 2020. Georgia’s dynamic political landscape presents two seats up for election, with both incumbents, Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff, facing the possibility of formidable challengers. New Hampshire’s Senate seat will be defended by Democratic Senator Maggie Hassan, who will face potential Republican contenders in a highly competitive environment.

2022 Outlook for the GOP
As things stand, early predictions suggest the Republicans have a promising path to regain control of the Senate in the 2022 midterms. Historically, the party in power often faces headwinds in off-year elections, which could potentially work in the GOP’s favor.

Additionally, Republican fundraising efforts have been strong, reflecting an energized base and a desire to retake control. Combined with potential gains in battleground states, these factors paint an encouraging picture for the Grand Old Party.

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However, it is essential to approach these predictions cautiously. Conditions can swiftly change, and close races in key states could tip the balance in favor of either party.

Implications
A Republican victory in the 2022 Senate races would fundamentally reshape President Joe Biden’s legislative agenda. The GOP, if successful, could thwart Democratic efforts to pass significant legislation, such as infrastructure reform, voting rights protection, and climate change policies, which require Senate approval.

Conclusion
While it is still early to make conclusive statements about the outcome of the 2022 Senate races, early predictions offer valuable insight into the political landscape ahead. The GOP’s optimistic chances of gaining control, combined with a favorable historical context and strong fundraising efforts, paint a picture of a potentially turbulent election cycle for Democrats.

However, this prediction should be taken with a grain of salt, as campaign dynamics can change drastically over months of electoral battles. The coming months will witness intense campaigning, unpredictable events, and shifting voter sentiments, contributing to the evolution of the political landscape.

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45 Comments

  1. Jon H

    Joe Biden's a whole lot more unpopular now than he was when you made this video, so that may help the GOP do even better.

  2. Jon H

    I think Walker & Johnson will run, at least they're both still asking for $.

  3. Jon H

    I hope Ted Budd, endorsed by Club for Growth, will win in NC.

  4. mariolis1000

    10:45 I disagree , if Mark Kelly runs again in 2022 , he will win in Arizona because of the "astronaut factor"

    its notoriously hard for an astronaut to ever lose an election , especially in a swing state such as Arizona, but i agree with every other pick

  5. Liam C

    How many elections do you need to get dead wrong before your subscribers realize you have no idea what you’re talking about?

  6. Matthew Vecellio

    We are taking it back along with the house and I can't wait to see nervous Nancy retire and lose the gavel. Then we could see Speaker Trump!

  7. R C

    Thank you Red Eagle Politics.

  8. Aka H

    2022 is a long way off. Lets hope our country can survive until then and more than that lets hope there are actually Good GOP candidates.

  9. TAY GRAY

    I live in MD, so I hope this isn’t true

  10. RC Cola

    Walker also has some controversies with having DID and admitted he held a gun at his wife’s head

  11. Tom Sanders

    How is anyone supposed to take your channel seriously when you are so partial? Take Pennsylvania. You clearly say you don't know who the R candidate is going to be yet against Fetterman, but you still make it lean R…

  12. William Kesler

    Hate to say it but probably not. Every single state they’d need to pick up is a tossup at best, but more likely lean D. And that’s assuming we have fair elections.

  13. Vishal Nagaraj

    Pennsylvania, Nevada, AZ, I disagree with. Georgia is purely tossup and so is WI.

  14. idahoan dude

    short answer: no, they will not. White-pilling is useless at this point. Be realistic. That is all.

  15. Jesus

    The dems will cheat.

  16. George Henderson

    The Democrats still have the Dominion machines and universal mail-in ballots do they not? How are the Republicans supposed to take back control of Congress and the White House with this situation?

  17. Jonny Rico

    I really hope Walker runs for Senate in GA. I would love him in the Senate.

  18. Mary Miller Stan

    Jody Hice should also be on the Georgia Ballot as he is running for secretary of state

  19. Jonathan Manson

    AZ -if McSally can, even with a fixed vote obtain 49%, then really only 2% needs to flip to Biggs, but there has to be an honest vote and with Maricopa, the registrar is corrupt so it isn't guaranteed without safeguards

  20. attimes kames

    Lmao this is being so wishful

  21. Charles Secor - Pedal Extenders

    Why are you so negative against President Trump, your wording! How you describe him. Start describing Biden and Obama that way and other Republicans! I don’t want to visit your site because your so negative against him!

  22. Maverick Blackhorse

    The Republicans held both houses for six-years and got nothing practical accomplished. However, during that same time Democrats (ie Obama) got everything they wanted. Trump got into office and these same Republicans religiously worked against him.

    Even if the Republicans took the both or either of the houses, will the same losers be placed back into leadership positions? If so, we may as well keep Democrats in charge.

  23. Warrior14

    Bruhhhhh …. no they will not because democrats simply fake the elections. Voting will change nothing.

  24. Ben Bob

    Sununu needs to run for Senate in 2022. I feel like he will give the GOP a better chance of retaking the Senate in 2022. Nevada, Arizona, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania are all shady states since they all gotten away with voter fraud. Georgia should go red again with their new voter law. Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff are such violent men that need to go. Both of them campaigned on violence and won which is unacceptable in the United States. I would say the same things about them even if they campaigned like this as Republicans.

  25. Entropy

    From your mouth to God's ears.

  26. Ryan Workman

    If Sean Parnell runs for Senate in PA we’ve got a chance. Jeff Bartos is a loser & other prospective candidates just don’t have the name ID or connections with both PA GOP & Trump Inc.

  27. Lulu

    I hope all conservatives remember 2020 election and pay attention to the damages happening and unfolding in the next few years. If that happens, republicans will turn out to take back the congress and White House.

  28. Garrison Sowles

    I have the midterms coming out with Republicans having a wide margin in the house and a 51-49 majority in the senate

  29. Hannibal Barca

    Any key races that potentially decide who holds the senate, will simply be fixed for the Dems.
    They have the full support of the media and have faced zero consequences thus far, so why wouldnt they just do it again?

  30. henry l

    The liberals are very angry after dem was defeated in the TX special election and keep saying Texas is a swing state!!! LMAO

  31. Dalton Farris

    Greitens should win the Republican primary in Missouri for that seat.

  32. JJ

    We need to do everything we can to make this a reality!

  33. palkoman1961

    gop can win but not if
    they keep allowing dems to commit fraud

  34. Chance 1

    Odysee looks way better than Rumble

  35. lisa lynnette

    I think your wrong on California…so many still drive around representing America & Trump on their vehicles ..so cal & nor cal.
    Rick Grenel ..I'm not sure if spelled last name right ..he would be great for ca

  36. Bob Dinkytown

    Finally! Took you long enough to get on odysee. I'll stake 50 lbc on your channel so you can livestream there

  37. Eric

    NH – Sanunu runs = R win, if not likely D
    PA – lean D, tossup if good R runs
    OH – likely R
    WI – tossup if Ron Johnson runs
    NC – lean R if good Republican runs, likely blue if McCrory runs
    GA – Safe R if Herschel Walker runs, lean R if not
    FL – tilt R if Rubio runs, likely R if a good republican runs
    AZ – likely D, tilt D if a good Republican
    NV – lean D, toss up if a good republican runs
    CO – Safe D unless economy is absolutely in the tank and/or Biden optics are terrible, and a good republican runs
    However, in fact, if it's the case that the economy is in the tank and Biden optics are terrible, Rs may run the table

  38. J-Russ

    My only concern is this election getting “borrowed” again

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