Jennings concerned about multiple states: ‘A lot of bad vibes out there’

Conservative commentator Scott Jennings says he is concerned about a number of Senate races, highlighting the Texas Senate race among others.

“There are many I’m concerned about. Texas, honestly. It’s got a bad vibe,” Jennings said during a recent appearance on CNN, when asked which Senate race he is most concerned Republicans will lose.

In Texas, Democrat James Talarico and GOP opponent Ken Paxton are in a neck-to-neck battle for a Senate seat with nonpartisan election forecaster Decision Desk HQ narrowly favoring the Democratic nominee. Republicans have long dominated statewide offices in Texas, but this year’s Senate race has been marked as a “toss up.”

“I think Paxton can win,” Jennings added in his remark.

During his appearance, Jennings also said the Senate race in Kansas seemed “concerning” to him.

The state’s incumbent Sen. Roger Marshall (R) is facing Democratic nominee Adam Hamilton in the growingly competitive race. Earlier this month, election forecasters Sabato’s Crystal Ball and The Cook Political Report shifted state’s Senate race to a “toss-up.”

However, Decision Desk HQ favors Marshall’s bid with a 65 percent probability of him winning the election.

Among the races that concern Jennings, he mentioned “Alaska with the Democrat shenanigans.”

Alaska’s Senate race has been in the headlines owing to disputes over the integrity of state’s elections after the Justice Department filed a lawsuit last week claiming the presence of a candidate with the same name as incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan (R) could give Democrat Mary Peltola an unfair advantage.

Decision Desk HQ leans in favor of Peltola , projecting a 61 percent probability of her winning the election.

“I hate to limit it to one, because there’s a lot of bad vibes out there,” Jennings said during his CNN appearance.