The House steal has failed again. Republicans have already flipped 2 seats. As things stand we are looking at 220 representatives, which is 2 more than needed to control the House.
I like your enthusiasm. But I am not sure where you are looking to come up with those projected numbers. According to the AP, Reps only have 211 with 25 seats still uncalled. The AP is much more cautious in their projections. Some races honestly are too close to call just yet and the counting has been slow at between 60-75% of total votes counted - especially in CA where there are at least 6 Rep leaning seats yet to be called. So there is still plenty of room and time for election shenanigans when less people are paying attention. Pardon me if I don't get excited just yet. The fat lady has yet to take the stage.
Here is the screenshot with the current situation: Republicans leading 211 to 199 having flipped 2 seats.
https://files.catbox.moe/fygv9k.png
And here is a list of pending races. Republicans leading and having 9 potential seats. the DS would need to flip at least 3 of them to make it work which is highly unlikely.
In your post It sounded like we had 220 seats in the bag when we don't. Some of those races are really still to close to call and could be flipped at the last moment. It would not be the first time we have seen that happen. I agree that AZ 6 at this point is too close to call.
Thanks for taking the time to reply. Like I previously stated, I can appreciate your optimism. I guess after watching NV's Senate race being stolen again overnight I am not so convinced it won't happen elsewhere, therefore I can't rest easy until it is finished. There have been too many disappointments. I apologize if I misunderstood the intent of your post.
The House steal has failed again. Republicans have already flipped 2 seats. As things stand we are looking at 220 representatives, which is 2 more than needed to control the House.
I like your enthusiasm. But I am not sure where you are looking to come up with those projected numbers. According to the AP, Reps only have 211 with 25 seats still uncalled. The AP is much more cautious in their projections. Some races honestly are too close to call just yet and the counting has been slow at between 60-75% of total votes counted - especially in CA where there are at least 6 Rep leaning seats yet to be called. So there is still plenty of room and time for election shenanigans when less people are paying attention. Pardon me if I don't get excited just yet. The fat lady has yet to take the stage.
Same place you did fren: AP
Here is the screenshot with the current situation: Republicans leading 211 to 199 having flipped 2 seats. https://files.catbox.moe/fygv9k.png
And here is a list of pending races. Republicans leading and having 9 potential seats. the DS would need to flip at least 3 of them to make it work which is highly unlikely.
https://files.catbox.moe/ku0q0o.png
Edit: Repiblicans can potentially flip AZ district 6, with the Dems leading by a mere 0.1% with 72% of the ballots counted.
In your post It sounded like we had 220 seats in the bag when we don't. Some of those races are really still to close to call and could be flipped at the last moment. It would not be the first time we have seen that happen. I agree that AZ 6 at this point is too close to call.
Thanks for taking the time to reply. Like I previously stated, I can appreciate your optimism. I guess after watching NV's Senate race being stolen again overnight I am not so convinced it won't happen elsewhere, therefore I can't rest easy until it is finished. There have been too many disappointments. I apologize if I misunderstood the intent of your post.