Chuck Todd

Right.

You know, I would say if Cornyn wins, I put Michigan there if.

But if Saeed else, Abdul Saeed wins, then I might put Michigan there, too.

Right.

So you have that.

I'm not I don't think I am surprised at how little national the Washington Republicans are viewing how little they're they're spending more time in New Hampshire than they are Minnesota.

And I think that's just a mistake.

I think they have a better shot of flipping Minnesota than in New Hampshire.

I think Pappas, especially if a more progressive lieutenant governor, the lieutenant governor, Tim Walz, who's not very popular in Minnesota right now, that's who Peggy Flanagan may be.

I think Michelle Tafoya, Peggy Flanagan.

I think Republicans are a better shot of Tafoya upsetting Flanagan than Sununu upsetting Pappas.

But I get that New Hampshire...

on a partisan scale, looks slightly more, you know, has a higher floor for Republicans than Minnesota does.

But either way, I expect those to be single digit races.

So they sit out there.

You know, I do think Minnesota is the sort of in any other year would probably be getting a little more attention.

But I am I'm surprised.

And Klobuchar will probably guarantees that she'll carry everybody over the finish line on the downside.

And that may be why they look and would rather have New Hampshire because you have a Republican incumbent that's likely to win reelection in Kelly Ayotte.

Remember, in New Hampshire, they run every two years and she'll be the top of the ticket.