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The somewhat surprising retirement announcement made by Sen. Pete Domenici (R-N.M.) earlier this week took an already difficult political cycle for Republicans and turned it into something closer to a nightmare. Should he have run for a seventh term in 2008, Domenici would have been easily reelected -- even though some Democrats were making noise about his potential vulnerability.
So where does New Mexico rank on this month's Line?
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Submit your own ranking of this week's top ten most likely Senate seats to switch parties in 2008. As always, the No. 1 ranked race should be the most likely to be controlled by the other party after the next election.
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Colorado (R)
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Louisiana (D)
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Maine (R)
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Minnesota (R)
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Nebraska (R)
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New Hampshire (R)
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New Mexico (R)
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Oregon (R)
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Virginia (R)
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