I’m calling it now. Dems run AZ, GA and NV to get to 51. Then in a couple months, an R senator in a state with a D governor chokes on a chicken bone, and we get 52.
Some of those states have been rigged to prevent party changes or call for very fast special elections. NC?
https://twitter.com/cbouzy/status/1590714256537710593?s=46&t=3e2OaDhqhFnZoGDYxgskMQ
Bouzy has been pretty spot on, he’s a little D biased (he had OH leaning R but flipped it to D thinking Roe would push women over the top) but his data analysis seems to be too notch - never wavered from D Senate or Fetterman. Also this is the hopium thread
My take right now is that nobody knows, but I think the modeling from the major outlets is overestimating R chances by a bit.
My guess is their models are over-valuing the FL data related to other states. We’re not just politically polarized, we’re regionally polarized. Districts that used to correlate may not anymore.
Edit: To be clear, I still think R’s are favored, but we have some equity here. PredictIt has moved to like 80/20 Rs. That seems reasonable to me.
From 538:
ABC News is reporting that Democrat Yadira Caraveo is projected to win Colorado’s 8th Congressional District. This is a big upset — Caraveo had just a 9-in-100 chance of winning in our final House forecast. But Colorado really showed up for Democrats on Tuesday; Gov. Jared Polis won reelection by a punishing 17-point margin, Sen. Michael Bennet is winning by 11 and of course, Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert is locked in the race of her life in the 3rd District
Dude’s name is Jesse Aaron Paul.
As assassination attempts are clearly on the menu it seems daft to say they shouldn’t be discussed…
didn’t it also happen in 18?
A post was merged into an existing topic: 2022 Midterm Elections (Abandon hope all ye who enter here) butnahhh. or maybe?
Wrong thread.
Straight into my fucking veins please.
#BestCoast
Isn’t the ideal # of seats for Dems 217?