Florida's U.S. Senate seat makes list of Top 10 most vulnerable

Of the Top 10 vulnerable U.S. Senate seats in the 2018 midterm election cycle, Florida Senator Bill Nelson’s seat will undoubtedly be the focus on election night.

Six of ten seats are currently held by Democrats are considered toss-ups, including Nelson’s.

Even though a recent average of polls has Florida’s Republican Governor Rick Scott leading Nelson by less than 2-points, Scott clearly has the momentum in the race.

The latest Florida Atlantic University poll conducted has Scott leading Nelson by 6-points.

During the first day of Judge Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court confirmation hearings, Democrats may have shown their sense of urgency or desperation about possibly losing more seats in the Senate.

Democratic lawmakers and political activists used aggressive and orchestrated tactics to disrupt the proceedings, leaving many Americans to believe that Democrats are desperate to push back against President Trump’s entire agenda.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D) was even caught on video last weekend reacting toward someone calling out to him about

“The sooner the better,” was Schumer’s response to someone asking him about impeaching Trump.