Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thoughts on whether a runoff favors Warnock or Walker? Personally I think it will favor Warnock because The race truly will determine the outcome of abortion in America, and any one who didn’t bother to vote in Georgia will be hitting the polls.
2020 again. Somehow Georgia has become the savior of America.
Anonymous wrote:Thoughts on whether a runoff favors Warnock or Walker? Personally I think it will favor Warnock because The race truly will determine the outcome of abortion in America, and any one who didn’t bother to vote in Georgia will be hitting the polls.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is this right? Assuming Dems keep Arizona, Dems would need to hand on to two out of these three to hold the house- WI, NV, GA-right? I feel like WI and NV are going to go to the R’s though.
Yep. Without them the GOP is +2 even with a win of PA and loss of GA for Dems. If Dems get GA and PA, GOP is still +1.
I stole this from the other thread.
NPR currently has 45D/2I - 46R (48 expected as AK and UT have not called)
Of the 5 remaining competitive contests that will decide the Majority:
AZ - Kelly 57.8% - Master 40% (48% in)
GA - Warnock 49% - Walker 49% (89% in) (3.6M votes in, Warnock ahead by 335 votes)
NV - No results
PA - Fetterman 49.3% - Oz 48.3% (81% in)
WI - Barnes 48.4% - Johnson 51.6% (84% in)
If the numbers stay the same, we'll be 49D/I - 49R with NV and GA outstanding.
Thanks. That was my post. I saw this here and thought I had opened the wrong thread because I didn't remember posting it here.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is this right? Assuming Dems keep Arizona, Dems would need to hand on to two out of these three to hold the house- WI, NV, GA-right? I feel like WI and NV are going to go to the R’s though.
Yep. Without them the GOP is +2 even with a win of PA and loss of GA for Dems. If Dems get GA and PA, GOP is still +1.
I stole this from the other thread.
NPR currently has 45D/2I - 46R (48 expected as AK and UT have not called)
Of the 5 remaining competitive contests that will decide the Majority:
AZ - Kelly 57.8% - Master 40% (48% in)
GA - Warnock 49% - Walker 49% (89% in) (3.6M votes in, Warnock ahead by 335 votes)
NV - No results
PA - Fetterman 49.3% - Oz 48.3% (81% in)
WI - Barnes 48.4% - Johnson 51.6% (84% in)
If the numbers stay the same, we'll be 49D/I - 49R with NV and GA outstanding.

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:VA-2 flips from D to R.
Due to redistricting. So far, that’s the only way Rs are winning.
The NY court of appeals decision on gerrymandering may end up deciding control of the house. R states allowed gerrymandering and D states did not.
California and Illinois have a lot of D gerrymandering.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is this right? Assuming Dems keep Arizona, Dems would need to hand on to two out of these three to hold the house- WI, NV, GA-right? I feel like WI and NV are going to go to the R’s though.
Yep. Without them the GOP is +2 even with a win of PA and loss of GA for Dems. If Dems get GA and PA, GOP is still +1.
Anonymous wrote:Could UT possibly be in play?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:VA-2 flips from D to R.
Due to redistricting. So far, that’s the only way Rs are winning.
The NY court of appeals decision on gerrymandering may end up deciding control of the house. R states allowed gerrymandering and D states did not.
Anonymous wrote:Could UT possibly be in play?
Anonymous wrote:Is this right? Assuming Dems keep Arizona, Dems would need to hand on to two out of these three to hold the house- WI, NV, GA-right? I feel like WI and NV are going to go to the R’s though.
Anonymous wrote:Is this right? Assuming Dems keep Arizona, Dems would need to hand on to two out of these three to hold the house- WI, NV, GA-right? I feel like WI and NV are going to go to the R’s though.
Anonymous wrote:Lauren Boebert is going down!