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This latest string of so-called “wins” by the administration, coupled with the Roe v. Wade decision, has energized Democrat voters.
That big swing in the House that was expected will still be there, only not so large.
If you expect 2010 numbers in the House, better reset those expectations.
Not Happening
It is now all but a certainty that Republicans will lose outright control of the Senate.
We went from expecting a 3-5 seat advantage to a possible five or six-seat deficit depending on how the toss-up races go.
By and large, Donald Trump’s Senate candidates in battleground states are laying an egg.
On top of that, Senators Johnson (R-WI) and Rubio (R-FL) now appear to be in trouble.
The house, which at one point pundits were predicting would be bigger than the 2010 election, is now going to be much tighter.
Republicans are still slated to win, but the latest Fox News power rankings has that edge at around 24, but that could depend on the outcome of the more than two dozen “toss-up” races there are right now.
There is still obviously time to fix this and by election day, some of this wool will be removed from the eyes of voters.
However, do not forget, with early voting, many people have already cast a vote by the time new information comes in that would have swayed them differently.
If there was ever a time to encourage people to wait until election day to vote, this is the election to suggest it.
