11-09-2022, 12:14 PM
(11-09-2022, 12:11 PM)KillerGoose Wrote: Yeah, credible predictions of a red wave dissipated months ago. The abortion decision really halted Republican favoritism. The House will go red but the Senate is favored to go blue at this point. If NV is blue, then it is essentially guaranteed that the Senate will be Democrat. Arizona is favored to be Democrat, so that is the reasoning. They just need to win AZ and NV to call the Senate race.
The GOP surged up in the polls in the past month or so, but what wasn't reflected in that were reports of high early voting and not knowing if the abortion stuff was still fresh enough in people's minds to drive ticket splitting and motivating unlikely/younger voters.
On the gubernatorial side of things, Kari Lake is already suing in regards to the legitimacy of her election.
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