What happens? Republicans retain control of both chambers? Dems take the House (by what kind of margin) but not the Senate? Dems take both chambers?
What happens? Republicans retain control of both chambers? Dems take the House (by what kind of margin) but not the Senate? Dems take both chambers?
Can you tell me how many non-citizens will be voting first?
Will be very ugly.
What happens? Republicans retain control of both chambers? Dems take the House (by what kind of margin) but not the Senate? Dems take both chambers?
Can you tell me how many non-citizens will be voting first?
Only those who work at Trump properties.
Ok, how many is that?
Assuming the Dems hold GA and NC they would still need to win 4/5 of TX, IA, MI, ME or OH. Which seems unlikely. But possible I guess. Could end up 50/50.
House - Dems get to 225+
So, best guess, we get two years of meaningless political theater as the Dems try to hang Trump for the third time.
My prediction: Dems will have a net gain of 16-18 seats in the House.
Senate is too close to call, but it's looking ominous for Republicans.
"The culprits are obvious: the exorbitant cost of living, Trump’s deep unpopularity with the political center and the massive enthusiasm gap Democrats enjoy over Republicans.
"Absent a drastic shift in voter sentiment, this election is poised to mirror the last time (2006) a Republican was besieged by ornery voters upset with corruption, the price at the pump and an unpopular Middle Eastern war: complete Democratic takeover."
The Republican Party’s Midterm Nightmare Is Taking Shape - POLITICO
What happens? Republicans retain control of both chambers? Dems take the House (by what kind of margin) but not the Senate? Dems take both chambers?
Can you tell me how many non-citizens will be voting first?
none. moron
How many dead trumpers will magically try to vote through a criminally inclined relative?
It will be both more than zero and statistically insignificant.What happens? Republicans retain control of both chambers? Dems take the House (by what kind of margin) but not the Senate? Dems take both chambers?
Can you tell me how many non-citizens will be voting first?
none. moron
Assuming the Dems hold GA and NC they would still need to win 4/5 of TX, IA, MI, ME or OH. Which seems unlikely. But possible I guess. Could end up 50/50.
House - Dems get to 225+
So, best guess, we get two years of meaningless political theater as the Dems try to hang Trump for the third time.
AK is also a possible pickup.
Non-partisan Cook Political Report says control of the Senate is a toss-up.
Democratic Senate control has moved from a reach to a toss-up - Los Angeles Times
The opposition party to the sitting president almost always flips the house. Despite all the help the dems are giving the pubs, I don't see the pubs keeping their majority.
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It will be both more than zero and statistically insignificant.What happens? Republicans retain control of both chambers? Dems take the House (by what kind of margin) but not the Senate? Dems take both chambers?
Can you tell me how many non-citizens will be voting first?
none. moron
https://bipac.org/syndicated/the-closest-house-races
mmm, maybe, I guess…bet there’s been some close Senate races too, especially if you look farther back…🤷
