Chuck Todd

My opinion, six or 10 is where we will see the Senate map changing the most in real time.

That's an excellent observation.

And I think you're right.

Right.

I think right now, both Georgia and New Hampshire, they're not in the you know.

And there's no way I would have him outside the top 10.

If you know a race is going to be decided by less than 10 points, it's probably in the top 10, right?

When I start thinking about the less than 10 points in our races.

I think Cooper's got that big of a lead.

I mean, look, Watley will spend money and...

One will assume the partisan stuff, but if this war keeps going as badly as it does, I could easily see a Bob Casey-like, not quite the Bob Casey size of victory over a sitting senator in Rick Santorum, but I could see a 56-44 race there.

But going down the rest of the Senate map sort of in order right now where my head is at, right?

The next one that's most likely to flip would be Maine, right?

That's two.

The next one for me is probably Ohio now.

That's three.

The next one after that, I would go ahead and put Alaska at four.

And then, you know, right.

Then you then you sit there.

Is it Michigan because the Democratic primary is still so unstable or is it Texas or the Republican primary is still unstable?