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LabourJersey
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« on: June 21, 2022, 10:02:01 AM »

I guess the question is...what is a "bad" night for the GOP, and what is a "disastrous" night?

If they win 30-40 House seats, but lose a net of 2-3 Senate seats and 2-3 governors chairs, what does that quality as? I'm thinking that is where this is going to end up.

I personally think the measure for the GOP is a fine night is winning back both chambers of Congress.

If they don't win the Senate back (either staying at 50 or the Dems gaining seats), then I'd consider that a disappointing night for the Republicans frankly. But I'm also expecting them to win the Senate back so this is also based on my perception of what will happen
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