Absolutely my fren. Everyone mostly looks at the presidential race and forgets about the other important races that Trump needs to be able to forward his agenda. If we lose the House that will definitely make things more difficult. We don't need a Pelosi repeat.
Not sure what stats you are looking at. Right now it stands at 211 to 199 according to the AP. We just picked up another seat in CA. Only 7 more to go to win back the House. There are still 25 undecided. Some of those CA races are standing between 50% and 75% of votes counted so they still have a way to go and they are taking their time. I don't put anything past them in Dem stronghold states where most of these uncalled races are taking place.
The AP still has it at 212 R to 200 D. The Decision Desk has a more optimistic projection so I take it with a big grain of salt. Several races still have a lot more votes to be counted to be projecting those wins - especially in CA and AZ. When there is over 95% of the votes counted with over a 1% margin, that is when I will breathe easier. Till then, anything can happen and it does. Although, I am feeling a little better about picking up those last 6 seats and I would really be better with a few extra on top of that. But, it is still not over.
Absolutely my fren. Everyone mostly looks at the presidential race and forgets about the other important races that Trump needs to be able to forward his agenda. If we lose the House that will definitely make things more difficult. We don't need a Pelosi repeat.
Not likely that we lose the House. We have 216 to their 204. 218 is majority.
Not sure what stats you are looking at. Right now it stands at 211 to 199 according to the AP. We just picked up another seat in CA. Only 7 more to go to win back the House. There are still 25 undecided. Some of those CA races are standing between 50% and 75% of votes counted so they still have a way to go and they are taking their time. I don't put anything past them in Dem stronghold states where most of these uncalled races are taking place.
216 R to 208 D today: https://decisiondeskhq.com/results/2024/General/US-House/
All those places are so slow because they're trying to find the missing 11m votes. They're sure that the votes are there somewhere.
The AP still has it at 212 R to 200 D. The Decision Desk has a more optimistic projection so I take it with a big grain of salt. Several races still have a lot more votes to be counted to be projecting those wins - especially in CA and AZ. When there is over 95% of the votes counted with over a 1% margin, that is when I will breathe easier. Till then, anything can happen and it does. Although, I am feeling a little better about picking up those last 6 seats and I would really be better with a few extra on top of that. But, it is still not over.