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| Wednesday, January 9, 2008 |
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| Fifty-state tour: Arkansas |
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| Not much is going on in Arkansas this year in terms of competitive races. All four House
seats are secure - 3 Democrats and 1 Republican. The governor and lt. governor are not up for re-election.
And Senator Mark Pryor (D) is relatively safe as well.
Oh wait, there is that presidential election everyone's talking about. So far on the national stage,
the race for the White House has been full of surprises and uncertainty. That uncertainty is no where more
apparent than in Arkansas. With native Arkansans making serious bids for the nomination in both major parties,
projecting the outcome of this state 10 months out is not unlike predicting now which states will enjoy sunny skies on
Election Day.
But I've got to make a preliminary projection. To pass would not be like The Blogging Caesar you've all come to
know and...well...read, occasionally. When I take into consideration all the variables, I feel like Arkansas will
end up once again in the GOP column. So it is with great uncertainty - there's that word again - I'll call this
state a Weak GOP Hold for now.
There's lots more Arkansas information on the Arkansas state page.
Next stop: California
posted by Scott Elliott at 7:55pm 01/09/08 ::
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