My guess is Rs are going to do well in rural areas where Trump did well. That is not exactly a surprise, but might mean bad things for various districts like KS-02, MN-01, etc. The best Dem hope at the moment is going to have to be on the suburbs. And we don't really have anything in from those sorts of areas yet.
Violently agree.
The results will be more polarizing than people expect.
That's what I'm thinking as well. The geographic and demographic polarization and political trends we witnessed in 2016 could very well be solidified and expanded upon during this midterm election. That wouldn't bode well for any hope of greater civility in politics. It'd also mean Democrats will have a harder time retaking the Senate and winning the EV College vote, despite almost certainly winning the PV in the future (I say *harder*, but not impossible).
