Whats at Stake in This Election?

The transcript discusses key Senate races in New Hampshire and Colorado, highlighting the potential impact of candidates Scott Brown and Cory Gardner. It examines the influence of Obama fatigue on Democratic candidates and the historical trend of midterm elections favoring the opposition party. The conversation also explores Republican strategies, potential challenges, and internal party dynamics, emphasizing the importance of unity for the 2016 elections.

What factor is highlighted as contributing to Scott Brown's success in New Hampshire?

• His strong online presence

• His ability to connect with voters in person

• His financial backing

• His stance on environmental issues

What is 'Obama fatigue' and how is it affecting the Democratic candidates?

• A rise in third-party candidates

• An increase in campaign funding

• A decrease in Obama's approval ratings affecting Democratic candidates

• A decline in voter turnout

What historical trend is mentioned regarding the sixth year of a presidential administration?

• The ruling party usually gains more seats

• The opposing party often gains ground

• There is typically no change in party control

• Presidential approval ratings increase

What is suggested as a potential opportunity for the President if Republicans take the Senate?

• To set a governing agenda with Republicans

• To increase military spending

• To veto more bills

• To focus solely on foreign policy

What is a key challenge for the Republican Party as discussed in the transcript?

• Over-reliance on social media

• Too many candidates for the 2016 election

• Internal divisions and the need for unity

• Lack of funding

Who is mentioned as a science denier in the context of Republican leadership?

• Judd Gregg

• Scott Brown

• Jim Meinhoff

• Mitch McConnell

What is the significance of the New Hampshire polls closing at 6:00 PM?

• It marks the end of the election day

• It serves as an early indicator of election outcomes

• It is the latest closing time in the country

• It determines the presidential election