For a little local flavor:
#VA10: Wexton (D-inc) 58% (+22) Andrews (R) 36% . Biden 58% (+21) Trump 37% Garin-Hart-Yang/@JenniferWexton (D) Internal Poll, LV, 10/10-12 |
And slightly less local:
#VA05 GE: Webb (D) 45% (+3) Good (R) 42% @GSG/@DrCameronWebb (D) Internal Poll, LV, 9/27-10/1 https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/520314-internal-poll-shows-tight-race-in-virginia-house-race?amp#click=https://t.co/d8NcrPtSxl |
This is a very Trumpy Central New York district that the Democrats flipped in 2018. The former GOP Representative is running to get her seat back. Should be a gimme for Republicans to flip back but...
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Olsonโs 2018 Democratic opponent is running again and up by 5 points over the Republican. |
And in another Trumpy Central New York district, incumbent John Katko is running behind. House (New York 24) Balter (D) 45% Katko (R) 43% 10/13-10/14 by Public Policy Polling (B) 789 RV NOTE: partisan (D) poll |
From Inside Elections: 23 shifts, 20 in Democrats' favor and 3 in Republicans' favor.
Democrats are now favored in 228 seats, Republicans in 187 seats, and 20 seats are Toss-ups. |
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Let's not forget this is before redistricting after the 2020 census, which could cement certain losses for the GOP for a decade. |