Still A No Wave Election; Democrats Gain in House; Republicans Gain in Senate; The Border/Immigration Issue Along with Jobs and Health Care Dominate
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In-Brief
- The Democrats are projected to win US House seats, but control of the chamber is up in the air. Turnout is the key.
- The Republicans target competitive Senate seats currently held by Democrats. Many Senate races are too close to call.
- Working for the Republicans are the jobs and border control/immigration issues. President Trump’s rallies have drawn massive turn-outs.
- Working for the Democrats is the health care issue. Rallies highlighting President Obama and 2020 candidate Joe Biden have drawn more modest crowds.
- If the Republicans do better than predicted, President Trump will deserve the credit. If the Democrats do better than forecast, the President will have earned the blame.
- Overall turnout is expected to be up substantially from the 2010 and 2014 midterms, but which party gets a bigger advantage is still an unknown. High turn-outs favor the Democrats.
- FINAL Prediction – The Republicans will gain anywhere from 2 to 6 US Senate seats. [Change from 3-8.]
- FINAL Prediction – The Democrats will gain anywhere from 5 to 22 US House seats. [Change from 5 to 18.]
- THE JOKE: In a democracy it’s your vote that counts. In feudalism it’s your count that votes.
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