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That's mostly how I see it as well. I suspect the Dems will gain a few Senate seats. I can't imagine them holding the House at this point, despite the 538 generic polling average (the generic ballot is really only a general indicator anyway, and House seats are local elections; historically, the Dems have over-polled in it by a few points, as well). I have no idea how the governor's races will go. I think I'm most disappointed that Oz and Walker are the Senate candidates in Pennsylvania and Georgia. I think any generic Republican would have beaten Warnock, but Walker seems wanting (badly).Oz. Hershel. Masters in Arizona. The Senate is very much in play.
The house isn't but the margin will be less than was projected just a couple months ago.
Several trumpers sucking wind in the governor's races.
Agreed.That's mostly how I see it as well. I suspect the Dems will gain a few Senate seats. I can't imagine them holding the House at this point, despite the 538 generic polling average (the generic ballot is really only a general indicator anyway, and House seats are local elections; historically, the Dems have over-polled in it by a few points, as well). I have no idea how the governor's races will go. I think I'm most disappointed that Oz and Walker are the Senate candidates in Pennsylvania and Georgia. I think any generic Republican would have beaten Warnock, but Walker seems wanting (badly).
That, and the generic ballot is basically meaningless in a mid-term election. The Rs still have the enthusiasm gap in their favor, which is in-line with the premise that the party in the WH typically loses seats in the mid-terms. Ds will lose seats, it’s just a matter of how many.Pretty sure OP is just an IU troll.