Election 2018

[Eric the Green]

(11-16-2018, 12:38 AM)Eric the Green Wrote:

(11-13-2018, 07:02 PM)Eric the Green Wrote: It took me a while using the real clear politics site, and WaPo is no longer available to me, but I found out where the House Democratic and Republican pick-ups were so far.

Blue states, 22 pick-ups and 1 leading, minus 2 GOP pick-ups
Purple states, 12 pick-ups, minus 1 GOP pick-up
Red states, 6 pick-ups, Utah 4 undecided with Republican incumbent leading

40 pick-ups, minus 3 GOP pick-ups = 37, plus Democrats leading now for 1 pickups = 38. Democrats should have 233 seats, Republicans 202 unless leads change hands.

I designated Purple states as AZ CO MI PA, as well as the usual

Blue states MN, NM, VA, as well as the usual


Blue state Dem pick ups:
CA 6
IL 2
ME 1
MN 2 minus 2 GOP pick ups
NJ 4
NM 1
NY 2 + 1 leading
VA 3
WA 1

Purple state Dem pick ups:
AZ 1
CO 1
FL 2
IA 2
MI 2
PA 4 minus 1 GOP pick up

Red state Dem pick ups:
GA 1
KS 1
OK 1
SC 1
TX 2
UT 1 ? Rep. leading

This quote is edited from my last posts. 

Nelson has conceded to Scott for the Florida senate seat. A runoff in MS is scheduled soon, but it's likely Republican. So that's 53-47.

California vote tabulation is done and the final count is +6 Democratic. Mia Love is ahead in Utah by just over 400 votes, with still only 96+% reporting precincts. The New York 22 race is still not called but the Democrat is ahead by 1886. The Texas 23 race is called for the Republican incumbent. GA 7 is still stuck at +900 votes Republican.