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« on: November 22, 2017, 08:56:57 PM »

-No more then 5 incumbent federal House reps running for reelection will lose renomination while no incumbent senator running for reelection will lose renomination. (this might not be that shocking)

-Despite 2018 being an overall strong Democratic night Republicans will gain at least one house seat, one senate seat and one Governor seat.

-Democrats will beat the polling average in individual Senate/Governor by an average of anywhere from 2-4 points 

-Democrats won't improve on Hillary Clinton's margins with Hispanic voters by more then three points in the National house exit poll despite winning the PV by more then 5 points.

-One of Scott Walker, Larry Hogan,  Chris Sununu will win Re-election with the other two being defeated.

-Democrats will pick up at least one of the following Governors seats: Iowa, Kansas or Georgia.

-Democrats will not come within 7 points of winning any currently held Republican senate seat with the exception of Nevada

-out of Texas, Georgia and Arizona Democrats will only pick up TX-23 from Republicans. 
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