This 1 photo proves the Democrats will go home DEVASTATED in two weeks on election day

Disco here you are saying 52 as a minimum. Now you are saying that you said 51 was your minimum. You say so much that nobody knows what you said EXCEPT you were wrong.

I said 51 was my worst case scenario. I posted the prediction maps back on 10/18 on a different thread. Try and keep up, kid.

Yes except you changed it to 52. You cannot read what you wrote? You seem to know little about this sort of thing. You remind me of a sports fan who always thinks his team will win.

Again, my prediction was for 52 seats with a worst case scenario of 51. I posted this way back on 10/18. Look it up, that's your job, not mine.

Has the price of chips come down yet?

rojo goes home devastated.

Ted Cruz looks to be the new GOP heavy hitter brought in to campaign alongside Herschel Walker in his runoff. Let that one sink in for a minute.

Rojo must be at a chicken farm! he's got so much egg on his face!

Overnight it looks like two developments:

Kelly won in AZ - Dems have kept the senate in AZ.

Boebert won in CO - that was a great hope but she'll be back, and crazier than ever.

NV is static - still an 80-85% of the D winning

AZ governor is still a coin flip

This thread is toxic, not sure why y’all enjoy spewing hatred at the “other team” so much. Can’t we just all get along and simp 4 Valby ?

Here's the compilation of Gary being very very wrong. Every single thing he predicted turned out wrong, assuming NV SEN stays D.

Nate Silver is a glorified poll reader, whose record is nothing to crow about. I follow Rich Baris "the people's pundit" his record destroys 538's.
I'm holding firm with a GOP majority in the Senate at 52-48 minimum. Walker will beat the 'Warlock', in Ohio, the dem Sen incumbent is behind and in PA, Fetterman can hardly speak since his stroke and Oz will take it. I believe NH can flip to red too.
The Red Earthquake is coming.

Another possible GOP flip: Laxalt has leads in the Senate race for NV over Dem incumbent, Masto.
Your over-reliance on 538 will spell doom.

NV SEN update, From Andrea Mitchell, a good reporter. Sounds like the R is still leading but the remaining votes are coming from Las Vegas so likely to be heavily Dem. Which is why odds are still 80%+ for a D win.

Breaking from Nevada per @SteveKornaki
tonight’s batch of votes from Washoe County (Reno) has helped Cortes Masto whittle Laxalt’s statewide lead down to 8054 votes, less than 1%. Still to come 65,000 ballots dropped off in drop boxes on Election Day in Clark County, Las Vegas

I was just trying to explain to the republicans that killing the Pelosi’s is not a great political strategy.

Let me try to explain what a ‘wave’ looks like.
In 2010, the GOP flipped 6 governorships, 20 state legislative chambers, 6 senate seats and 63 House seats while winning the popular vote by 6.8%

This year, so far, they’ve lost governorships in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, NY, Kansas, and very possibly Arizona and Nevada.
They also lost a senate seat in PA.
GOP lost legislative chambers in PA and MI.
They may be able to eke out a senate win in Nevada.

So the argument for a “red wave” is “maybe if we can win a runoff in Georgia and the final count in AZ, NV… that will give us 51 seats in the senate”…

I also missed that the democrats flipped the governorships in Massachusetts and Maryland.
The GOP is also about to fumble on Secretaries of state; AZ, NV, MI are all going democrat. And Raffensberger won in Georgia after drawing the ire of Trump.
Go on… tell me about how great this was that the GOP will have a 9-seat majority in the house.
THEY WERE RUNNING AGAINST A PARTY IN POWER, WITH A PRESIDENT WHO HAS THE LOWEST APPROVAL RATING SINCE THEY STARTED MEASURING APPROVAL RATINGS.
And this is the best they could come up with. Someone say the DEVASTATED line.

* Inflation or the overall shaky economy is just not an issue that could generate the needed Red votes at the time. (I'm not saying those aren't serious issues.)

* Polling agencies like Trafalgar gave team Red tremendous overconfidence. Some races that they said were within the margin of error ended up being Blue + 13 pts.

* We can only speculate as to how much the re-emergence of abortion as a national issue helped Team Blue. It definitely helped some amount.

* Whatever your political position, I think we can agree that it's a bad thing that election races are becoming so close and the results taking almost a full week to determine. I'm not saying that the elections are rigged or something. I only mean that they are starting to have this very negative and boring vibe because neither side really feels like they're "winning" in any real sense and people stop caring about the unknown results after several days and maybe even feel unenthusiastic about voting next time. Control of the Senate is going to be like a +1/-1 and hinge on like 5 races all within 0.5%. That's not a good thing for either the winning or losing side. And it could be this way for the next election and who knows how many after that?

Jamin, didn't you start a thread yesterday that linked a resource stating that the Republicans won Arizona?

I didn't read it because I figured it was one of those very questionable resources of yours.

Republicans, don't blame Trump for the democrats historic election showing. Blame yourselves for enabling Trump and playing along with the big lie. Blame yourself for being so fearful of Trump and people low all respect for you. Blame yourself for going along with Trump lies and democracy attacks out of fear and pure self interest.

You lost respect.