(Of course, Obama will undoubtedly help people like Sen. Amy Klobuchar in Minnesota and Sen. Debbie Stabenow in Michigan — two states with strong Democratic bases that will turn out more
heavily in a presidential year than they would in a midterm election.)
Not exact matches
The Republicans, who for the last few
years have been leaning
heavily to the right, lost the second
presidential election
in a row, and for their own interests they should rethink this strategy.
Nobody expects the shockingly good GOP performance
in this
heavily Democratic state
in 2014 to carry over to a
presidential year.
Down - ballot races across the country have been
heavily overshadowed this
year by the
presidential race, which has consumed news coverage and attention spans nationally and
in individual battleground states.
Murphy also argues the Democratic effort to grab control of the Senate will be helped by the fact the Dems are no longer
in debt and that 2016 is a
presidential year, which traditionally boosts turnout
in the
heavily blue state.