I'm seeing it much much closer, now, on the live updates. 46 GOP, 40 Dems.
Wait, another place shows 37 46.
https://www.politico.com/election-results/2018/
Politico says GOP is up net 1 seat which is the opposite of a blue wave.
But House is showing a net gain of 2 seats for dems. Could be a slight net gain for Dems in the House.
Originally posted by Tzeentch
I am definitely expecting the GOP to overall win out by the end of this.My statement about Dems being professional losers stands, imo. They talk a great game but they don't show out when the time comes.
According the the early voting stats, it's because a SHIT load of young liberal voters registered: by record numbers.
But they had the same turnout as they always do.
Like you said, it's a nice talk, but Dems just don't go the polls on election day.
Honestly, I'd like one party to get a super majority for about 4 years.
Clearly, I'd like it to be Dems because I want UHC and things that I definitely will not get from the GOP. But I am curious how far the GOP would take things if they had the super majority. I just want genuine change to happen.
My guess is there would be fracturing if one party got a super majority. Moderates, conservatives, or progressives would break away from party lines. I'm guessing it would be the death of the other party and the new party fracturing. Or the birth of a new party.
Originally posted by RealistRacism
Mike Braun dominating, wow. Dems on suicide watch.
Not so surprising to me. Perhaps to the weirdly and constantly inaccurate pollsters.
But he's a former democrat. So he should have the appeal of a moderate and a conservative going for him since he ran a decent campaign.
I tried not to pay attention to the polls until yesterday.