Senate election in the Southeast, 2018

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The '''Southeast Senate election of 2018''', will be held on November 8, 2018, with [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] Senator Al Marshall's seat being contested. [[Republican Party|Republican]] Representative Alexander Allum has announced his intentions to run against Marshall, while [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] Ryan Howson, Mayor of Atlanta, has began a exploratory committee.  
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The '''Southeast Senate election of 2018''', will be held on November 8, 2018, with [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] Senator Al Marshall's seat being contested. [[Republican Party|Republican]] Representative Alexander Allum defeated [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] Ryan Howson, former Mayor of Atlant.
==Republican Party Candidates==
==Republican Party Candidates==
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==Election results==
==Election results==
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|colspan="6"| '''2018 Senate election, South East'''
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| [[Democratic Party|Democratic]]
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| [[Ryan Howson]]
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| 3,894,089
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| 46.5%
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| [[Republican Party|Republican]]
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| '''[[Alexander Allum]]'''
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| 4,459,359
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| 53.2%
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|align="right" colspan="3"| '''Majority'''
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| 562,270
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| 6.7%
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|align="right" colspan="3"| '''Turnout'''
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| 8,353,448
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|colspan="2"| [[Republican Party|Republican]] '''gain'''
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| '''Deep Red Region'''
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==See also==
==See also==

Current revision as of 21:57, 14 March 2008

The Southeast Senate election of 2018, will be held on November 8, 2018, with Democratic Senator Al Marshall's seat being contested. Republican Representative Alexander Allum defeated Democratic Ryan Howson, former Mayor of Atlant.

Contents

Republican Party Candidates

Potential Candidates

  • Daniel Morey - Representative for Tenneessee, 3rd District and Former Senator (2011-2013); withdrew from the race to support Rep. Allum.

Democratic Party Candidates

Potential Candidates

  • Al Marshall - Incumbent Senator (since 2014), has not announced any intentions to run for re-election

Factors in the election

Fundraising

Alexander Allum began fundraising since just after Senator Marshall's election, in 2015, while Ryan Howson began to raise money in 2017.


Candidate Money Raised Initial budget PAC Donations Party Donations Money Spent Cash on hand
Alexander Allum $6,940,000 $3,000,000 $4,050,000 $6,750,000 $20,740,000 $0,000,000
Ryan Howson $3,750,000 $3,000,000 $1,900,000 $14,516,800 $23,166,000 $0,000,000

Tours

TBC

The campaign

Allum's campaign

TBC

Howson's campaign

TBC

Polling
Type Date Allum Howson Morey Marshall
Half Poll 2018 51% 49% N/D N/D
Pre Poll 2018 39% 29% N/D N/D
Popularity Poll1 2017 45% 36% N/D 37%
Intention to Vote 2017 28% 15% 19% 25%
Popularity Poll1 2017 45% 26% N/D 37%

Footnotes

  • 1 Percentage of voters who approve the candidate

Election results
2018 Senate election, South East
Party Candidate Votes  %
Democratic Ryan Howson 3,894,089 46.5%
Republican Alexander Allum 4,459,359 53.2%
Majority 562,270 6.7%
Turnout 8,353,448
Republican gain Deep Red Region

See also

External links

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