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The Hill: GOP Could Win Back Senate Next Year

By    |   Monday, 07 March 2011 02:35 PM EST

Republican optimism is growing about next year’s Senate races, and for good reason. The Hill’s 2012 race ratings puts five seats now held by Democrats as toss-ups next year, and Republicans only need a net gain of three seats to regain a majority in the Senate.

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Sen. Scott Brown, R-Mass.
The recent retirement announcements of three Democrats help. The seats held by those three — Kent Conrad of North Dakota, Jeff Bingaman of New Mexico and Jim Webb of Virginia are toss-ups, in The Hill’s view. And Democratic Sens. Jon Tester of Montana and Ben Nelson of Nebraska top the list of vulnerable incumbents.

Only two Republican incumbents are seen in toss-up races: Sens. Scott Brown of Massachusetts and John Ensign of Nevada.

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Republican optimism is growing about next year s Senate races, and for good reason. The Hill s 2012 race ratings puts five seats now held by Democrats as toss-ups next year, and Republicans only need a net gain of three seats to regain a majority in the...
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