The Democrats' House majority hangs in the balance in November. Here's POLITICO's guide to the massive battlefield of congressional races - including every district the top analysts call competitive - with the latest polls, fundraising numbers and up-to-date handicapping.
GA-02
COH Rep. Sanford Bishop$353,261
State Rep. Mike Keown$177,141
Cook: Toss-up, Rothenberg: Lean Democrat, Sabato: Leans Democratic
Lester & Associates (D): Bishop 50 - Keown 40
10/7-10
GA-08
COH Rep. Jim Marshall$601,742
State Rep. Austin Scott$227,165
Cook: Toss-up, Rothenberg: Toss-up/Tilt Democrat, Sabato: Toss-up
Grove Insight (D): Marshall 48-Scott 36
9/13-15
GA-12
COH Rep. John Barrow$337,671
Ray McKinney, businessman$65,999
Cook: Likely Democratic, Rothenberg; n/a, Sabato: n/a n/a
Monday, November 1, 2010
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Actually Larry Sabato has GA2 rated as a Lean Republican right now. Real Clear Politics also updated GA2 to Lean Republican over the weekend. Rothenberg is the only site that still has the seat at Lean Democrat. All others are either Toss-up or Lean Republican. New York Times FiveThirtyEight is not giving Keown a 60% chance to win and Bishop a 40% chance. They are predicting Keown 51% to Bishop 49%. Should be extremely close but I think the district is turning red.
Sorry supposed to say "New York Times FiveThirtyEight is now giving Keown a 60% chance to win".
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