The final projections from the three sites. I've added an (R) or (D) to Senate toss-ups to indicate lead if there is one.
Real Clear Politics Projects
Senate: Republicans 53-1, Democrats 47+1 including:
Pennsylvania Republican, Ohio Republican, Wisconsin Republican, Georgia Republican, Nevada Republican, Arizona Republican, New Hampshire Democrat
House: Republicans 227-1, Democrats 174, Toss ups 34+1
Electoral Vote Projects
Senate: Republicans 50+2, Democrats 49-1, Toss-ups 1 including:
Pennsylvania Democrat, Ohio Republican, Wisconsin Republican, Georgia Toss-up, Nevada Republican, Arizona Democrat, New Hampshire Democrat
Five Thirty Eight Probability of Winning
Senate: Republicans 59%+8%, Democrats 41%-8% including:
Pennsylvania Toss up (R), Ohio Republican, Wisconsin Republican, Georgia Republican, Nevada Toss up (R), Arizona Democrat, New Hampshire Democrat
House: Republicans 84% +1%, Democrats 16% - 1%
Electoral Vote has sort of moved to the dark side as well. Given that Democrats almost always poll better than Republicans it would take a polling failure of epic proportions to have a result other than Republicans winning both houses.
I wonder what, if anything, they can accomplish?
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