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As House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi confidently predicts victory in next week's midterms, at least one major political oddsmaker is giving her a boost: Cook Political Report is now saying Democrats could win as many as 40 seats in the House.
Dave Wasserman, House editor of the nonpartisan Cook Political Report, tweeted late Wednesday that the unit is revising its outlook to reflect a Democratic gain of 30-40 seats, up from 25-35. He warned that the outlook could change again before Tuesday.
Even some in Pelosi's party are cautious about the pitfalls of overconfidence, amid recent reports of veteran operatives warning that the curtain-measuring echoes Democrats' confidence in the lead-up to the 2016 election, which now-President Trump won.
Talk show host Stephen Colbert said as much when Pelosi predicted on his show earlier this week, "We will win." She is expected to seek the speakership again if she's right.
“Do you want to say that on Hillary’s fireworks barge that she canceled?” Colbert shot back, referring to Hillary Clinton’s planned fireworks for the night of her expected 2016 presidential victory. “Please don’t say that.”
Fox News’ Power Rankings reflect a strong Democratic advantage in the race for the House, but not a lock. The ratings show 207 seats tilting toward the Democrats and 199 tilting toward Republicans, and the rest up in the air. It takes 218 seats to claim a majority. The Real Clear Politics map shows 204 House seats tilting Democratic, and 199 tilting Republican, with 32 in the “toss-up” column.
Fox News’ media analyst Howard Kurtz cautioned Wednesday about getting carried away by “blue wave” predictions.
PUNDITS ASSUME DEMOCRATS WILL WIN THE HOUSE. SOUND FAMILIAR?
“While the odds are against the Republicans, they probably have a better shot at holding the House than Trump appeared to have two years ago in the Electoral College,” he wrote. “And if the Democrats do gain control, will it be by winning barely more than the 23 seats they need, or by the 30 or 40 seats that would constitute a blue wave?”
https://foxnews.com/politics/state-of-the-midterms-analysts-up-predictions-of-dem-house-gains-as-pelosi-eyes-gavel
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What's your point again?
Pumpy is predicting 30-40 seats but that could change if it isn't 30-40 seats
I am on record here for the GOP to keep both but most folks including the GOP think the House is lost
If anyone is paying attention to early voting numbers, the blue wave is off.
House: 218-218 R
Senate: 54-46 R
Also, I don’t vote.
HTH
Maybe you need a different news source.
I don't watch or read Fox and I heard plenty about it.
Honk em Hondo.
Oh and Hondo is a liar.
https://chicago.suntimes.com/columnists/hillary-clinton-2020-presidential-election-elizabeth-warren-bernie-sanders-democratic-party/
Wednesday marks the unofficial kickoff of the 2020 presidential contest. Some among the hordes of Democratic aspirants have already started. Sen. Cory Booker of New Jersey and Sen. Kamala Harris of California have been stumping in Iowa.
Last month, Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont made a nine-state circuit of mid-term campaigning, from Arizona to Florida.
But if Clinton gets in, it could all be for naught.
Rumors of a return engagement have been rumbling for weeks, with Clinton’s supporters and former aides stirring the pot.