BTRTN Midterms Snapshot: The Race for Senate Control Simply Could Not Be Tighter

[reggieandlee]

Born To Run The Numbers provides its latest, up-the-minute snapshot of the Mid-terms, and the hard reality is that the race for control of the Senate could not possibly be tighter:

http://www.borntorunthenumbers.com/2022/11/btrtn-midterms-snapshot-race-for-senate.html

Excerpts: "The Senate, if at all possible, is even tighter than it was in our last update of a week ago, with all eight races within three points or less (and all but one within two points or less). We still have the Democrats maintaining control by the slimmest of margins.
"House: The odds of the Democrats maintaining control of the House continue to be quite low, and the key question remains not whether the GOP will take the House, but by how much.
"Governors: We expect the Democrats to flip two state houses rather easily, but there are only five other competitive races that offer realistic flip opportunities, barring some potential last minute surprises.
"Priorities. Democratic volunteer and donors should focus their efforts on the highest leverage Senate races, which are NH, AZ, NV, GA and PA...
"There is still time for this picture to change. Remember, these assessments are 'snapshots, not 'predictions,' based on today’s conditions and data. (We will make our official predictions on Monday, November 7, the day before Election Day, at 5 PM Eastern.) But time is running short for late-breaking “November surprises” that could stop or reverse GOP momentum.
"If ever there was a time to work hard and get out the blue vote, this is it."

[Demsrule86]

1. I do not agree with your posts, you are using agregates that contain the same shitty right wing

polls. And none of the polls are measuring the Roe vote...Kansas was wrong by 22 points. New York 19 by about 15. So time will tell.