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An Early Look at the 2018 Midterms, Gubernatorial Edition:

ALABAMA:
Kay Ivey* (R): 55%
Walt Maddox (D): 41%

ALASKA:
Mark Begich (D): 49%
Mike Dunleavy (R): 46%

ARIZONA:
Doug Ducey* (R): 50%
Greg Stanton (D): 48%

ARKANSAS:
Asa Hutchinson* (R): 59%
Jared Henderson (D): 39%

CALIFORNIA:
Barbara Lee (D): 65%
John Cox (R): 32%

COLORADO:
Jared Polis (D): 57%
Walker Stapleton (R): 40%

CONNECTICUT:
Ned Lamont (D): 51%
Joe Markley (R): 49%

FLORIDA:
Gwen Graham (D): 50%
Ron DeSantis (R): 45%

Andrew Gillum (D): 49%
Ron DeSantis (R): 48%

GEORGIA:
Casey Cagle (R): 49%
Stacey Abrams (D): 49%

Stacey Abrams (D): 50%
Brian Kemp (R): 46%

HAWAII:
Colleen Hanabusa (D): 67%
Marissa Kearns (R): 28%

IDAHO:
Brad Little (R): 56%
Paulette Jordan (D): 41%

ILLINOIS:
JB Pritzker (D): 60%
Bruce Rauner* (R): 36%

IOWA:
Fred Hubble (D): 51%
Kim Reynolds* (R): 46%

KANSAS:
Barbara Bollier (D): 48%
Jeff Colyer* (R): 47%

Barbara Bollier (D): 51%
Kris Kobach (R): 46%

MAINE:
Mike Michaud (D): 59%
Shawn Moody (R): 36%

MARYLAND:
Donna Edwards (D): 50%
Larry Hogan* (R): 45%

MASSACHUSETTS:
Charlie Baker* (R): 58%
Jay Gonzalez (D): 40%

Jay Gonzalez (D): 51%
Scott Lively (R): 36%

MICHIGAN:
Gretchen Whitmer (D): 55%
Bill Schuette (R): 44%

MINNESOTA:
Tim Walz (D): 53%
Tim Pawlenty (R): 45%

Tim Walz (D): 57%
Jeff Johnson (R): 38%

NEBRASKA:
Pete Ricketts* (R): 45%
Bob Kerrey (D): 45%

NEVADA:
Steve Sisolak (D): 53%
Adam Laxalt (R): 44%

NEW HAMPSHIRE:
Steve Marchland (D): 49%
Chris Sununu* (R): 49%

NEW MEXICO:
Michelle Lujan Grisham (D): 58%
Steve Pearce (R): 38%

NEW YORK:
Andrew Cuomo* (D): 61%
Marc Molinaro (R): 36%

OHIO:
Richard Cordray (D): 50%
Mike DeWine (R): 45%

OKLAHOMA:
Mick Cornett (R): 58%
Drew Edmondson (D): 40%

Kevin Stitt (R): 55%
Drew Edmondson (D): 44%

OREGON:
Kate Brown* (D): 54%
Knute Buehler (R): 41%

PENNSYLVANIA:
Tom Wolf* (D): 60%
Scott Wagner (R): 33%

RHODE ISLAND:
Gina Raimondo* (D): 51%
Allan Fung (R): 40%

SOUTH CAROLINA:
Henry McMasters* (R): 49%
James Smith (D): 47%

SOUTH DAKOTA:
Billie Sutton (D): 48%
Kirsti Noem (R): 48%

TENNESSEE:
Bill Lee (R): 55%
Karl Dean (D): 40%

TEXAS:
Julian Castro (D): 49%
Greg Abbott* (R): 48%

VERMONT:
Phil Scott* (R): 52%
Christine Hallquist (D): 41%

WISCONSIN:
Tony Evers (D): 53%
Scott Walker* (R): 44%

WYOMING:
Mark Gordon (R): 64%
Mary Throne (D): 32%

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February 1, 2018

PRESIDENT TRUMP ANNOUNCES AFGHAN PULLOUT

President Donald Trump has announced that he will be ordering a complete military pullout by April 1, 2018.  The United States currently has 8,000 troops in the country.

February 10, 2018

REPUBLICANS MOVE SPECIAL ELECTION DATES!

Republican legislators have moved the special election dates for AZ-08, TX-27, and OH-12 to coincide with the midterms. It is expected that the real reason is to avoid the Democratic rage turnout that has swung a lot of other races to them such as KS-04.

February 13, 2018

POLITICIANS PROPOSE INFRASTRUCTURE DEAL!

An infrastructure bill, proposed by Rep. Grace Meng (D-NY) and Dianne DeGette (D-CO) would invest $300 Billion into various improvements, like:
-Public transit
-Canals
-Business/Commercial developments
-Affordable housing developments
-Construction/improvements of parks and recreational facilities
-A 'cleanup' of dilapidated areas and increased cleanliness standards to reduce sickness from bad infrastructure (like Flint, MI).

February 19, 2018

REPUBLICANS: INFRASTRUCTURE BILL IS JUST FOR COASTAL ELITE!

Republicans have taken to the airwaves to call the proposed infrastructure bill 'just for cities' and 'just for the coastal elite'. Co-sponsor Grace Meng of New York says that this is just one of a series of bills aimed at improving the nation's infrastructure.

February 20, 2018

STATES APPROVE HEALTH CARE EXPANSIONS!

California, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Hawaii have adopted Massachusetts-style health care reforms. This follows the success of Vermont's program, which has reduced the state's uninsured rate by 30% in just over one month.

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February 27, 2018

AMERICAN HELICOPTER SHOT DOWN NEAR KABUL!

A USAF Sikorsky Blackhawk carrying ten people was shot down down by Taliban fighters several miles outside of Kabul. Democrats have already been quick to blame President Trump's arbitrary deadline for withdrawal for the deaths.

March 2, 2018

DEMOCRATS: TRUMP GOVERNMENT INEXPERIENCE RESPONSIBLE FOR DEATHS!

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi has said the reason Trump's Afghanistan pullout is turning into a nightmare is because he hasn't nominated any experienced people to his national security team. Pelosi singled out Pentagon head Elise Stefanik, who has a lack of experience.

March 13, 2018

AFGHANISTAN WITHDRAWAL BEHIND SCHEDULE!

The US Afghanistan withdrawal is reportedly running far behind schedule. Only 2,000 non-military personnel have been evacuated, with 1,000 troops and around 15,000 American civilians remain as the Taliban has captured most of the country. President Trump has said everyone will be out by April 31.

March 18, 2018

TALIBAN ENCIRCLES KABUL!

The Taliban has reportedly fully encircled Kabul. President Trump has repeatedly stated that there is no threat to US operations, since they control the airport. Only 4,000 people have been evacuated at this point in time.

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March 29, 2018

BREAKING: CHAOS IN THE WHITE HOUSE!

CNN has received news that the White House is currently in chaos. A leaked report shows the President Trump is mad at Defense Secretary Stefanik for 'screwing up the withdrawal' but is keeping her on as firing her would make the situation worse. One person he is thinking about firing is special consul Robert Mueller, who has been investigating him for the majority of his presidency.

April 6, 2018

EVACUATION FLIGHTS DELAYED DUE TO OVERCROWDING!

Flights evacuating U.S. citizens and allies from Kabul were delayed for several hours today as the number of people crowding the airport stopped planes from taking off. Flights have now resumed with 6,000 out of roughly 15,000 non-military American citizens evacuated. The Taliban has been letting Americans from outside Kabul get in and to the airport, and have held off on entering Kabul proper. It is expected they will continue to do so until the April 30 withdrawal deadline.

April 11, 2018

NANCY PELOSI WILL STEP DOWN AS LEADER!

Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi has announced that she will be stepping down before the next Congress, and that a new leader will be selected before the midterms. Steny Hoyer and Jim Clyburn are the most likely bets, while others like Tim Ryan are out of the picture due to political aspirations on higher levels.

April 22, 2018

TRUMP CAUGHT LOOKING AT WATCH DURING CEREMONY!

President Donald Trump was apparently looking at his watch during a ceremony where the dead bodies of three marines were unloaded from a transport plane. Twitter and liberal politicians have been quick to criticize the move.

April 25, 2018

STENY HOYER NAMED NEW DEM LEADER!

Rep. Steny Hoyer has been named the new Democratic leader in the House, effective at the beginning of the 116th congress. This means that Hoyer will likely be speaker when next year rolls around.

April 29, 2018

LAST-MINUTE EVACUATION BLITZ!

A last-minute ramping up of flights out of Kabul airport was ordered by the Pentagon earlier this morning. Only 12,000 out of the 15,000 Americans needing evacuation from Afghanistan have been flown out, with the April 30 deadline fast approaching. Taliban forces have already retaken most of the city, although they have left the airport alone.

April 30, 2018

TROOPS CAPTURED IN LAST-MINUTE EVACUATION!

Approximately ten marines and five soldiers were captured by the Taliban after firing at them when they tried to enter the airport, where two final Boeing 737-700 aircraft were taking off. It took an emergency US helicopter operation to rescue them. This does not include the seventeen members of the armed forced who were killed since late last night. President Trump's approval rating has slid to 31%, per recent polling.

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May 2, 2018

PRESIDENT SUBMITS BUDGET FOR FY 2019!

Dept. of Agriculture: $16.7 Billion (down $6.0 Billion or 25%)
--Decrease in regulation and subsidies to encourage self-sufficiency
Dept. of Commerce: $9.8 Billion (no change from FY 2018)
--No changes of note
Dept. of Defense: $710.0 Billion (up $104.0 Billion or 17%)
--Increases for advanced weapons research and contractor pay along with functions from the VA merger.
Dept. of Education: $50.0 Billion (down $17.0 Billion or 25%)
--Massive cuts in Pell grant funds and student loan subsidies, along with public schools
Dept. of Energy: $30.0 Billion (no change from FY 2018)
--Cuts to clean energy research/subsidies and more for oil/coal companies
Dept. of H&HS: $38.4 Billion (down $30.0 Billion or 44%)
--Cuts to regulation and bureaucracy with the Obamacare repeal.
Dept. of HS: $84.6 Billion (up $42.0 Billion or 98%)
--Wall construction, deportations, enforcement, etc.
Dept. of HUD: $10.0 Billion (down $38.0 Billion or 71%)
--Virtual elimination of rental assistance, reduction of almost all programs
Dept. of Interior: $2.5 Billion (down $11.0 Billion or 81%)
--Devolving of management operations to states and security to the DHS.
Dept. of Justice: $28.0 Billion (no change from FY 2018)
--No changes of note
Dept. of Labor: $1.0 Billion (down $11.0 Billion or 91%)
--Massive regulatory cuts, devolving of federal unemployment insurance to states
Dept. of State: $20.0 Billion (down $14.8 Billion or 42%)
--Elimination of foreign aid to non-allied nations (outside NATO or ASEAN and the like).
Dept. of Transportation: $15.0 Billion (down $5.0 Billion or 25%)
--Cuts EAS and Amtrak
Dept. of Treasury: $12.0 Billion (no change since FY 2018)
--Cuts in regulation but increases due to SBA merger
Dept. of Veteran's Affairs: MERGER WITH DOD (down $85.0 Billion or 100%)
--Eliminated and merged with the Department of Defense
Environmental Protection Agency: $200 Million (down $8.0 Billion or 97%)
--Eliminates all but a few regulatory functions
NASA: $25.0 Billion (up $5.9 Billion or 30%)
--More investment in returning to the moon and military functions
SBA: MERGER WITH TREASURY (down $500 Million or 100%)
--Eliminated and merged with the Department of the Treasury

Social Security: $900.0 Billion (-$87.0 Billion or a 10% net reduction in benefits)
Medicare: $640.0 Billion (+$40.0 Billion)
Medicaid: $350.0 Billion (-$70 Billion due to less overall state Medicaid expansion subsidies and reduction on the state mandated minimum maximum cap)
Exchange Subsidies: $0 (-$48.0 Billion, Obamacare abolished)
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$3,990,600,000,000 (A reduction of $320 Billion) in Spending
$3,100,000,000,000 in revenue (A reduction of $200 Billion)

2019 FY Deficit: $860,600,000,000 (up $81.6 Billion)

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May 11, 2018

TWO AMERICAS- HEALTH CARE IN RED STATES AND BLUE STATES

Despite the much-publicized Obamacare repeal, most blue states won't feel any hurt. States which have already opted to expand Medicaid were able to continue receiving federal subsidies just like before. Connecticut, Vermont, Rhode Island, Maine (over gubernatorial veto), New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, Illinois, Minnesota, California, Hawaii, Colorado, Oregon, and Washington and of course Massachusetts have implemented health care reforms similar to the MA one in 2006. The uninsured rate in those states has actually gone down by an average of 15% over the last year while costs have plateaued due to provision in these states allowing the state governments to negotiate with manufacturers for prescriptions.

The DOJ sued these states for taking advantage of the bill, which was conveniently worded to be non specific on these issues. The loophole was closed although the states got to keep their systems. The Supreme Court ruled 5-4, which has prompted anger among conservatives and demands that Congress and the White House pack the courts.

In the red states, things are going less well. Arkansas, Indiana, and West Virginia have already gotten rid of their medicaid expansions, with Governor Bevin about to sign similar legislation in Kentucky, which will likely make his 28% approval rating fall further. Costs are rising, and over 10,000,000 will lose insurance before the year is out.

May 16, 2018

BARACK OBAMA TO CAMPAIGN FOR MIDTERM CANDIDATES!

Fmr. President Barack Obama, who has seen the number of those with positive opinions of him rise to nearly 70%, will be campaigning for Democrats in the midterms. He will be focusing his appearances on cities for statewide races and suburbs for house races, as his presence in rural areas would likely still be a net negative to the candidate.

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May 21, 2018

DEMOCRATS SLAM TRUMP BUDGET AS 'GIVEAWAY TO THE RICH'

Democrats in Congress have proposed assailed the Trump budget as a giveaway to the rich. The legislation is expected to pass the House easily but will run in to multiple hurdles in the Senate where Democrats need only one Republican to vote in favor. Democrats mentioned the Social Security cuts, despite Republican assurances they would be top-heavy in cuts.

May 28, 2018

HOUSE PASSES TRUMP BUDGET!

The U.S. House of Representatives has voted 221-213 in favor of President Trump's budget plan. The legislation now moves on to the Senate, where it faces a tough path.

June 2, 2018

REPUBLICANS IN NEGOTIATIONS WITH SUSAN COLLINS AND LISA MURKOWSKI!

Republican leadership has been negotiating with Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins, as they can't afford any defections on the bill. Insiders say the final budget will resemble something like this, with minimal changes in discretionary funding and more revenue via a less steep cut to the payroll tax but more to Social Security and Medicaid.

June 5, 2018

REPUBLICANS INVOKE BUDGET RECONCILIATION, PASS BUDGET 51-50!

Republicans were narrowly able to pass a modified budget with a vastly reduced amount of wall funding and more for Social Security was passed by a 51-50 vote where VP Pence broke the tie. Susan Collins voted against and Joe Donnelly voted in favor.

June 6, 2018

PRESIDENT TRUMP VETOES BUDGET, SAYS IT MUST HAVE WALL FUNDING!

President Donald Trump vetoed his own budget, stating that it needed to have wall funding. This hurts Republicans, who used reconciliation to pass it and likely can't use it again.

June 13, 2018

SENATE PARLIAMENTARIAN RULES AGAINST REPUBLICAN RECONCILIATION REQUEST!

Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough has ruled that the Senate Majority Leader can only use reconciliation once per year. This is a blow to Republicans, who may now have to negotiate with Democrats.

June 15, 2018

HOUSE PASSES MENG-DEGETTE BY A 231-201 BIPARTISAN MARGIN!

The House has passed the Meng-DeGette infrastructure bill by a bipartisan margin. The final version included a $5 Billion rider for urban renewal. The bill moves on to the Senate.

June 16, 2018

MCCONNELL FIRES SENATE PARLIMENTARIAN!

Senator Mitch McConnell, the Majority Leader, has fired Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough from her position. This move has already been widely condemned, and MacDonough gave him an inconvenient ruling just three days ago.

June 19, 2018

HATCH AIDE WILLIAM CASTLE NAMED NEW PARLIMENTARIAN!

William Castle, former Counsel to Pres. Pro Tem Orin Hatch, was named the new Senate Parliamentarian today. He will be sworn in tomorrow morning.

 

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June 24, 2018

MENG-DEGETTE PASSES SENATE!

The Meng-DeGette infrastructure bill passed the Senate earlier today by a 63-34 margin. The total cost comes out to roughly $350 Billion through 2020. Additions in utility renovation and urban renewal were in the final version.

June 25, 2018

SENATE TO CONSIDER NON-MODIFIED TRUMP BUDGET!

The U.S. Senate will consider a non-modified Trump budget in the near future. It is expected to face a Democratic filibuster into the ground unless Republicans can get the Senate Parliamentarian to give them another reconciliation chance. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who was allowed to stay in his position despite a larger number of Democrats through July 31, hopes to get it passed by then.

June 28, 2018

POLLING SHOWS TRUMP BUDGET DEEPLY UNPOPULAR!

The Trump budget, which would enact historic cuts in many departments, is deeply unpopular with the American people, with only 27% approving and 60% disapproving. This is the second piece of the President's economic agenda which is deeply unpopular, following his Obamacare repeal which up to 66% of the nation is against. The President's approval rating has improved somewhat from his post-Afghanistan low, holding steady at 31% approval 65% disapproval.

July 7, 2018

HOUSE PASSES UN-CHANGED TRUMP BUDGET!

The House has passed the Trump budget in its original form by a vote of 219-216. The reduced margin over the previous time may have to do with the unpopularity of the legislation among most Americans.

July 8, 2018

BUDGET FAILS 54-46!

The unmodified Trump budget failed in the US Senate this morning by a vote of 54-46. All 52 Democrats voted in opposition along with Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins. This is a major blow the the President's ambitions.

July 10, 2018

MITCH MCCONNELL REMOVED FROM POST!

Sen. Mitch McConnell has been removed from his post of Senate Majority Leader weeks earlier than previously agreed. McConnell has made multiple moves the Democrats have called blatantly partisan over the last several weeks.

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Trump Approval Poll (July 12, 2018):
NO: 64%
YES: 33%

July 16, 2018

REPORT: SOME AMERICANS MAY HAVE BEEN LEFT IN AFGHANISTAN!

According to a leaked DoD report, as many as seventy Americans wanting to leave are stuck in Afghanistan. The report, which was released by a high-level source if classification levels are to be believed, is a major bombshell.

July 21, 2018

WHITE HOUSE: THERE WERE 'MISTAKES' MADE

The White House responded to the leaked report stating that seventy Americans were left in Afghanistan today. In a statement, Press Secretary Sean Spicer said that "mistakes were made' but that the overall evacuation was a "massive success, period". Spicer didn't comment on whether the figure of 70 was true or not.

July 22, 2018

REPORT: TRUMP ORDERED CONCEALMENT OF AFGHAN FILES!

President Trump reportedly ordered that documentation in Afghanistan that 70 American citizens were left there be concealed, worrying it would torpedo his presidency. Outrage has been severe and the President's approval rating has reportedly tanked to 28%.

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July 23, 2018

DIANNE FEINSTEIN ANNOUNCES RESIGNATION!

Sen. Dianne Feinstein has officially resigned from office following a dementia diagnosis, her office says. Gov. Brown appointed her opponent Tom Steyer (D) to the seat to give him a seniority advantage. A special primary will be held for the now-vacant spot.


August 3, 2018

DEMOCRATS HAVE RAISED OVER $1 BILLION IN LAST WEEK!

Democrats around the country have raised over $1 Billion in the last week. This comes after the Afghanistan tape debacle. Republicans have only raised $15 Million in the same period, a worrying sign for the midterms. The party has raised over $6 Billion over the last cycle, while Republicans are barely scraping $500 Million.

August 7, 2018

LEFT WING TWITTER URGES CA TO VOTE FOR NEO-NAZI!

Several notable people on left-wing Twitter have urged California voters to select Patrick Little on the primary election on August 11. Little, a notable Neo-Nazi, could actually win in a field where no person of any significance and over one hundred people of no significance are running.

August 11, 2018

NEO-NAZI WINS SENATE PRIMARY!

Neo-Nazi Patrick Little has won the special primary with 6.2% of the vote, according to the official Secretary of State results. He will face Sen. Tom Steyer in the November election. He has gotten significant support from Democrats hoping for down-ballot effects.

August 20, 2018

UNEMPLOYMENT ON THE RISE!

The Bureau of Labor Statistics has reported that the monthly unemployment rate was 5.3%, up from 5.1% last month. This slowing of economic growth is attributed to the President's controversial economic policies.

Trump Approval Poll (August 24, 2018):
NO: 66%
YES: 32%

August 31, 2018

REPORT: TRUMP HOTELS HAVE RECEIVED MONEY FROM GOVT!

A bombshell report released by the New York Times shows that Secret Service agents were charged for room rates at Trump properties when the President was there at a higher rate than normal guests. Criticism has been severe, as the Government has no choice but to pay up.

September 9, 2018

ROMNEY-MCDANIEL OUT AS RNC CHAIR, MILLER IN!

RNC Chair Ronna Romney-McDaniel has been fired from her position as RNC Chair. In her place, President Trump has appointed Stephen Miller, a personal and controversial advisor.

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September 16, 2018

POLLS SHOW TRAUNER WITHIN TEN!

Polls for the Wyoming Senate race show Democrat Gary Trauner down 53-44. This is bad news for Republicans, who have no races with all major polling agencies calling it as 'SAFE-R'. Democrats have over $7 Billion to spend.

September 19, 2018

DEMOCRATS TO LAUNCH MASSIVE AD BLITZ!

The DNC has announced it's intent to launch a $1.7 Billion, two week ad campaign across the U.S. The goal will be to crowd out Republicans and to broadcast the message, which will focus on things Democrats do that the specific region loves, like a liberal economic agenda in Appalachia and Donald Trump ads in the suburbs based on social issues and Afghanistan.

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Trump Approval Poll (September 25, 2018):
NO: 68%
YES: 30%

Highest Statewide Approval: WV, 49-43
Lowest Statewide Approval: MA, 19-77


October 7, 2018

SENATE CANDIDATE DAVID BARIA ASSASSINATED, REPLACED WITH DAVID BLOUNT!

State Rep. and US Senate candidate David Baria was assassinated today by a far-right radical. Baria, who was in a statistical tie if polling is to be believed, will be replaced on the ballot by David Blount. The various factors in this race bringing it in different directions means that we will not have a clear picture until the votes come in.

October 10, 2018

BARIA ASSASSIN WAS A FORMER VOLUNTEER FOR SEN. BARRASSO!

The man who assassinated David Baria was revealed to have worked for Senator John Barrasso several years ago. This is terrible news for the Senator, who is dealing with a serious challenge not seen in the state in decades.

October 18, 2018

PRESIDENT TRUMP CANCELS TOUR APPEARENCES!

President Donald Trump has announced that he will be cancelling half his campaign stops for Republican candidates. It is theorized that this is due to his 29% approval rating. Republicans are desperately trying everything in the face of massive Democratic gains (including likely flips in TN, AZ and TX and possible ones in MS and WY), which is made worse by the fact that Democrats and associated groups have spent over $11 Billion on campaigning with over $3 Billion in reserves available for the final stretch. Republicans have only spent $2 Billion and only have a few hundred million in reserves.

November 6, 2018

EXIT POLLS:
Democrats: 56%
Republicans: 39%

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Why would the left support a Neo-Nazi

Neo-Nazis are generally considered a drag on downballot voting.

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MAINE:

ME-SEN: ✓Angus King* (D): 66.5%
ME-GOV: ✓Mike Michaud (D): 67.1% (D+1)
ME-01: ✓Chellie Pingree* (D): 72.0%
ME-02: ✓Jared Golden (D): 55.9% (D+1)

State Senate:
D: 25 (+8)
R: 10 (-8)

State House:
D: 106 (+33)
R: 44 (-33)

NEW HAMPSHIRE:

NH-GOV: ✓Steve Marchland (D): 52.4% (D+2)
NH-01: ✓Chris Pappas (D): 57.5%
NH-02: ✓Ann McLane Kuster* (D): 57.9%

State Senate:
D: 19 (+9)
R: 5 (-9)

State House:
D: 290 (+117)
R: 110 (-115)

VERMONT:

VT-GOV: ✓Christine Hallquist (D): 49.8% (D+3)
VT-SEN: ✓Bernie Sanders* (D): 76.1%
VT-AL: ✓Peter Welch* (R): 74.4%

State Senate:
D: 26 (+5)
P: 2 (-)
R: 2 (-5)

State House:
D: 102 (+19)
R: 38 (-15)
P: 7 (-)
I: 3 (-4)

MASSACHUSETTS:

MA-GOV: ✓Charlie Baker* (R): 56.8%
MA-SEN: ✓Elizabeth Warren* (D): 65.9%
MA-01: ✓Richard Neal* (D): UNOPPOSED
MA-02: ✓Jim McGovern* (D): 73.5%
MA-03: ✓Lori Trahan (D): 68.0%
MA-04: ✓Jake Auchinloss (D): UNOPPOSED
MA-05: ✓Katherine Clark* (D): 81.0%
MA-06: ✓Seth Moulton* (D): 70.3%
MA-07: ✓Michelle Wu (D): UNOPPOSED
MA-08: ✓Stephen Lynch* (D): UNOPPOSED
MA-09: ✓Bill Keating* (D): 65.4%

State Senate:
D: 36 (+3)
R: 4 (-3)

State House:
D: 136 (+11)
R: 24 (-10)

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RHODE ISLAND:

RI-GOV: ✓Gina Riamondo* (D): 58.9%
RI-SEN: ✓Sheldon Whitehouse* (D): 68.0%
RI-01: ✓David Cicilline* (D): 72.3%
RI-02: ✓James Langevin* (D): 71.5%

State Senate:
D: 34 (+1)
R: 4 (-1)

State House:
D: 69 (+5)
R: 6 (-5)

CONNECTICUT:

CT-GOV: ✓Ned Lamont (D): 55.7%
CT-SEN: ✓Chris Murphy* (D): 65.2%
CT-AG: ✓William Tong* (D): 56.0%
CT-01: ✓John Larson* (D): 68.8%
CT-02: ✓Joe Courtney* (D): 68.9%
CT-03: ✓Justin Elicker (D): 70.1%
CT-04: ✓Jim Himes* (D): 65.5%
CT-05: ✓Jahana Hayes (D): 59.9%

State Senate:
D: 31 (+13)
R: 5 (-13)

State House:
D: 129 (+29)
R: 22 (-29)

NEW YORK:

NY-GOV: ✓Kathy Hochul (D): 70.2%
NY-SEN: ✓Kirsten Gillibrand* (D): 48.9%
NY-AG: ✓Letitia James (D): 68.5%
NY-SC: ✓Thomas DiNapoli* (D): 74.0%

NY-01: ✓Perry Gershon (D): 50.4% (D+2)
NY-02: ✓Jackie Gordon (D): 52.1% (D+3)
NY-03: ✓Thomas Suozzi* (D): 64.1%
NY-04: ✓Kathleen Rice* (D): 69.0%
NY-05: ✓Gregory Meeks* (D): UNOPPOSED
NY-06: ✓Grace Meng* (D): UNOPPOSED
NY-07: ✓Nydia Velazquez* (D): 97.2%
NY-08: ✓Hakeem Jeffries* (D): 95.5%
NY-09: ✓Yvette Clarke* (D): UNOPPOSED
NY-10: ✓Jerrold Nadler* (D): 90.0%
NY-11: ✓Max Rose (D): 56.2% (D+4)
NY-12: ✓Carolyn Maloney* (D): UNOPPOSED
NY-13: ✓Adriano Espaillat* (D): UNOPPOSED
NY-14: ✓Annabel Palma (D): 78.1%
NY-15: ✓Jose Serrano* (D): UNOPPOSED
NY-16: ✓Jamaal Bowman (D): UNOPPOSED
NY-17: ✓Nita Lowey* (D): UNOPPOSED
NY-18: ✓Sean Patrick Maloney* (D): 59.3%
NY-19: ✓Antonio Delgado* (D): 53.9% (D+5)
NY-20: ✓Andrew Yang (D): 73.0%
NY-21: ✓Bill Owens* (D): 54.5%
NY-22: ✓Anthony Brindisi (D): 53.7% (D+6)
NY-23: ✓Tracy Mitrano (D): 48.9% (D+7)
NY-24: ✓Dan Maffei (D): 53.4% (D+8)
NY-25: ✓Joseph Morelle (D): 63.0%
NY-26: ✓Brian Higgins* (D): UNOPPOSED
NY-27: ✓Nate McMurray (D): 50.6% (D+7)

State Senate:
D: 50 (+18)
R: 13 (-18)

State Assembly:
D: 123 (+16)
R: 27 (-16)

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Where is aoc

With Crowley retiring she saw less of a need, and was elected to the State Senate. She'll have a role to play.

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Did I miss something, or did Cuomo's sexual harassment drop and you just didn't mention it?

Cuomo decided to not run for re-election.

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NEW JERSEY:

NJ-SEN: ✓Robert Andrews (D): 60.1%
NJ-01: ✓Donald Norcross* (D): 67.7%
NJ-02: ✓Brigid Callahan Harrison (D): 54.5% (D+8)
NJ-03: ✓Andy Kim (D): 53.0% (D+9)
NJ-04: ✓Joshua Welle (D): 48.5% (D+10)
NJ-05: ✓Josh Gottheimer* (D): 59.2%
NJ-06: ✓Frank Pallone* (D): UNOPPOSED
NJ-07: ✓Tom Malinowski (D): 54.0% (D+11)
NJ-08: ✓Albio Sires* (D): UNOPPOSED
NJ-09: ✓Bill Pascrell Jr.* (D): UNOPPOSED
NJ-10: ✓Donald Payne* (D): 89.6%
NJ-11: ✓Mikie Sherrill (D): 60.0% (D+12)
NJ-12: ✓Bonnie Watson-Coleman (D): UNOPPOSED

PENNSYLVANIA:

PA-GOV: ✓Tom Wolf* (D): 61.7%
PA-SEN: ✓Bob Casey Jr* (D): 59.1%
PA-01: ✓Rachel Reddick (D): 52.2% (D+13)
PA-02: ✓Brendan Boyle* (D): 94.5%
PA-03: ✓Dwight Evans* (D): UNOPPOSED
PA-04: ✓Madeleine Dean (D): 69.4%
PA-05: ✓Mary Gay Scanlon (D): 67.5% (D+14)
PA-06: ✓Chrissy Houlahan (D): 60.8% (D+15)
PA-07: ✓Susan Wild (D): 57.0% (D+16)
PA-08: ✓Matt Cartwright* (D): 58.9%
PA-09: ✓Dennis Wolf (D): 50.0% (D+17)
PA-10: ✓Eric Ding (D): 50.9% (D+18)
PA-11: ✓George Scott (D): 47.6% (D+19)
PA-12: ✓Tom Marino* (R): 58.2%
PA-13: ✓John Eichelberger (R): 63.9%
PA-14: ✓Rick Saccone (R): 52.0% (D+18)
PA-15: ✓G.T. Thompson* (R): 60.0%
PA-16: ✓Ronald DiNicola (D): 51.9% (D+19)
PA-17: ✓Connor Lamb (D): 58.3% (D+20)
PA-18: ✓Mike Doyle* (D): UNOPPOSED

State Senate:
D: 26 (+10)
R: 24 (-10)

State House:
D: 109 (+27)
R: 194 (-27)

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MARYLAND:

MD-GOV: ✓Donna Edwards (D): 50.3% (D+4)
MD-SEN: ✓Ben Cardin* (D): 71.1%
MD-01: ✓Frank Kratovil (D): 49.8% (D+21)
MD-02: ✓Dutch Ruppersberger* (D): 69.9%
MD-03: ✓John Sarbanes* (D): UNOPPOSED
MD-04: ✓Anthony Brown* (D): 97.3%
MD-05: ✓Steny Hoyer* (D): UNOPPOSED
MD-06: ✓Aruna Miller (D): 60.4%
MD-07: ✓Elijah Cummings* (D): UNOPPOSED
MD-08: ✓Jamie Raskin* (D): UNOPPOSED

State Senate:
D: 37 (+4)
R: 10 (-4)

State House:
D: 111 (+30)
R: 39 (-30)

DELAWARE:

DE-SEN: ✓Tom Carper* (D): 67.2%
DE-AL: ✓Lisa Blunt Rochester* (D): UNOPPOSED

State Senate:
D: 14 (+3)
R: 7 (-3)

State House:
D: 30 (+5)
R: 11 (-5)

WEST VIRGINIA:

WV-SEN: ✓Carte Goodwin* (D): 54.8%
WV-01: ✓David McKinley* (R): 59.7%
WV-02: ✓Richard Ojeda (D): 50.9% (D+22)
WV-03: ✓Carol Miller (R): 60.5%

State Senate:
D: 17 (+5)
R: 17 (-5)

State House:
R: 54 (-9)
R: 46 (+9)

VIRGINIA:

VA-SEN: ✓Tim Kaine* (D): 61.0%
VA-01: ✓Qasim Rashid (D): 50.3% (D+23)
VA-02: ✓Elaine Luria (D): 54.6% (D+24)
VA-03: ✓Bobby Scott* (D): UNOPPOSED
VA-04: ✓Donald McEachin* (D): UNOPPOSED
VA-05: ✓Roger Dean Huffstetler (D): 49.7% (D+25)
VA-06: ✓Ben Cline (R): 51.5%
VA-07: ✓Abigail Spanberger (D): 55.6% (D+26)
VA-08: ✓Don Beyer* (D): UNOPPOSED
VA-09: ✓Morgan Griffith* (R): 57.1%
VA-10: ✓Jennifer Wexton (D): 60.3% (D+27)
VA-11: ✓Gerry Connally* (D): UNOPPOSED

OHIO:

OH-GOV: ✓Richard Cordray (D): 54.8% (D+5)
OH-SEN: ✓Sherrod Brown* (D): 56.3%
OH-AG: ✓Steve Dettelbach (D): 52.5%
OH-SS: ✓Kathleen Clyde (D): 53.1%
OH-ST: ✓Rob Richardson (D): 51.4%
OH-SA: ✓Zach Space (D): 55.2%
OH-01: ✓Steve Driehaus (D): 50.6% (D+28)
OH-02: ✓Brad Wenstrup (R): 48.6%
OH-03: ✓Joyce Beatty* (D): UNOPPOSED
OH-04: ✓Jim Jordan* (R): 50.3%
OH-05: ✓Bob Latta* (R): 58.6%
OH-06: ✓Bill Johnson* (R): UNOPPOSED
OH-07: ✓Ken Harbaugh (D): 48.4% (D+29)
OH-08: ✓Warren Davidson* (R): 59.9%
OH-09: ✓Marcy Kaptur* (D): UNOPPOSED
OH-10: ✓Mike Turner* (R): 47.2%
OH-11: ✓Marcia Fudge* (D): UNOPPOSED
OH-12: ✓Danny O'Connor (D): 52.8% (D+30)
OH-13: ✓Tim Ryan* (D): UNOPPOSED
OH-14: ✓Betsy Rader (D): 52.8% (D+31)
OH-15: ✓Steve Stivers* (R): 54.8% (D+32)
OH-16: ✓Susan Moran Palmer (D): 49.9% (D+33)

State Senate:
R: 20 (-4)
D: 13 (+4)

State House:
D: 50 (+17)
R: 49 (-17)

INDIANA:

IN-SEN: ✓Joe Donnelly* (D): 51.1%
IN-01: ✓Pete Visclosky* (D): UNOPPOSED
IN-02: ✓Mel Hall (D): 50.4% (D+33)
IN-03: ✓Jim Banks* (R): 55.0%
IN-04: ✓James Baird (R): 56.2%
IN-05: ✓Dee Thornton (D): 50.0% (D+34)
IN-06: ✓Greg Pence (R): UNOPPOSED
IN-07: ✓Andre Carson (D): UNPPOSED
IN-08: ✓Larry Bucshon* (R): 55.5%
IN-09: ✓Shelli Yoder (D): 50.7% (D+35)

State Senate:
R: 39 (-2)
D: 11 (+2)

KENTUCKY:

KY-01: ✓James Comer* (R): 62.0%
KY-02: ✓Brett Guthrie* (R): UNOPPOSED
KY-03: ✓John Yarmuth* (D): 74.5%
KY-04: ✓Thomas Massie* (R): 56.9%
KY-05: ✓Hal Rogers* (R): UNOPPOSED
KY-06: ✓Amy McGrath (D): 51.0% (D+36)

NORTH CAROLINA:

NC-01: ✓G.K. Butterfield* (D): UNOPPOSED
NC-02: ✓Linda Coleman (D): 50.1% (D+37)
NC-03: ✓Walter Jones* (R): UNOPPOSED
NC-04: ✓David Price* (D): UNOPPOSED
NC-05: ✓Virginia Foxx (R): 49.3% (won by 199 votes)
NC-06: ✓Ryan Watts (D): 52.2% (D+38)
NC-07: ✓David Rouzer* (R): 49.7%
NC-08: ✓Frank McNeil (D): 50.7% (D+39)
NC-09: ✓Dan McCready (D): 53.9% (D+40)
NC-10: ✓Patrick McHenry* (R): 52.5%
NC-11: ✓Mark Meadows* (R): 50.4%
NC-12: ✓Alma Adams* (D): UNOPPOSED
NC-13: ✓Kathy Manning (D): 54.0% (D+41)

State Senate:
D: 28 (+13)
R: 22 (-13)

State House:
D: 68 (+23)
R: 52 (-23)

SOUTH CAROLINA:

SC-GOV: ✓James Smith (D): 52.9% (D+6)
SC-01: ✓Joe Cunningham (D): 53.2% (D+42)
SC-02: ✓Robert Miller (D): 51.7% (D+43)
SC-03: ✓Jeff Duncan* (R): 59.4%
SC-04: ✓Lee Bright (R): 52.0%
SC-05: ✓Archie Parnell* (D): 48.1% (won by 349 votes)
SC-06: ✓Jim Clyburn* (D): UNOPPOSED
SC-07: ✓Tom Rice* (R): 55.5%

State House:
R: 66 (-14)
D: 58 (+14)

GEORGIA:

GA-GOV: ✓Stacey Abrams (D): 53.0% (D+7)
GA-LTGOV: ✓Steve Henson (D): 52.4%
GA-AG: ✓Teresa Tomlinson (D): 50.9%
GA-SS: ✓John Barrow (D): 54.8%
GA-01: ✓Buddy Carter* (R): 47.2%
GA-02: ✓Sanford Bishop* (D): 65.5%
GA-03: ✓Drew Ferguson* (R): 61.9%
GA-04: ✓Hank Johnson* (D): UNOPPOSED
GA-05: ✓John Lewis* (D): UNOPPOSED
GA-06: ✓Jon Ossoff* (D): 52.8%
GA-07: ✓David Kim (D): 51.1% (D+44)
GA-08: ✓Austin Scott* (R): UNOPPOSED
GA-09: ✓Doug Collins* (R): UNOPPOSED
GA-10: ✓Jody Hice* (R): 57.7%
GA-11: ✓Barry Loudermilk* (R): UNOPPOSED
GA-12: ✓Rick Allen* (R): 53.0%
GA-13: ✓David Scott* (D): UNOPPOSED
GA-14: ✓Marjorie Taylor-Greene (R): 58.1%

State Senate:
R: 30 (-7)
D: 26 (+7)

State House:
R: 94 (-22)
D: 86 (+22)

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Even in an insane D wave, Democrats are not winning WV-2, or picking up five seats in the State Senate.

Also, I didn't say it earlier, but if the wave is as big as you are implying, Charlie Baker probably loses.

Look at the OTL results for that district.

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TENNESSEE:

TN-GOV: ✓Bill Lee (R): 52.0%
TN-SEN: ✓Phil Bredesen (D): 54.3% (D+1)
TN-01: ✓Phil Roe* (R): UNOPPOSED
TN-02: ✓Jimmy Matlock (R): 65.0%
TN-03: ✓Chuck Fleischmann* (R): 64.3%
TN-04: ✓Scott DesJarlais* (R): 63.2%
TN-05: ✓Jim Cooper* (D): 70.0%
TN-06: ✓Dianne Black* (R): UNOPPOSED
TN-07: ✓Mark Green (R): 66.3%
TN-08: ✓David Kustoff* (R): UNOPPOSED
TN-09: ✓Steve Cohen* (D): UNOPPOSED

ALABAMA:

AL-GOV: ✓Walt Maddox (D): 50.4% (D+8)
AL-LTGOV: ✓Will Ainsworth (R): 55.4%
AL-AG: ✓Joseph Siegelman (D): 48.9%
AL-SS: ✓John Merrill* (R): 55.8%
AL-AD: ✓Jim Ziegler* (R): 56.9%
AL-ST: ✓John McMillan* (R): UNOPPOSED
AL-01: ✓Bradley Byrne* (R): UNOPPOSED
AL-02: ✓Martha Roby* (R): 60.9%
AL-03: ✓Mike Rogers* (R): 65.2%
AL-04: ✓Robert Aderholt* (R): UNOPPOSED
AL-05: ✓Mo Brooks* (R): 58.0%
AL-06: ✓Gary Palmer* (R): UNOPPOSED
AL-07: ✓Terri Sewell* (D): UNOPPOSED

State Senate:
R: 24 (-3)
D: 11 (+3)

State House:
R: 70 (-2)
D: 35 (+2)

MISSISSIPPI:

MS-SEN: ✓David Blount (D): 50.8% (D+2)
MS-SEN (s): ✓Mike Espy (D): 53.9% (D+3)
MS-01: ✓Trent Kelly* (R): 62.6%
MS-02: ✓Bennie Thompson* (D): UNOPPOSED
MS-03: ✓Michael Guest (R): 63.4%
MS-04: ✓Steven Palazzo* (R):

FLORIDA:

FL-GOV: ✓Andrew Gillum (D): 53.1% (D+9)
FL-SEN: ✓Bill Nelson* (D): 55.9%
FL-AG: ✓Sean Shaw (D): 50.0%
FL-CFO: ✓Patrick Murphy (D): 57.1%
FL-AC: ✓Nikki Fried (D): 56.2%
FL-01: ✓Matt Gaetz* (R): 61.2%
FL-02: ✓Neal Dunn* (R): 64.0%
FL-03: ✓Yvonne Hayes Hinson (D): 48.4% (D+45)
FL-04: ✓John Rutherford* (R): UNOPPOSED
FL-05: ✓Al Lawson* (D): UNOPPOSED
FL-06: ✓Nancy Soderberg (D): 50.2% (D+46)
FL-07: ✓Stephanie Murphy* (D): 59.9%
FL-08: ✓Bill Posey* (R): 54.7%
FL-09: ✓Darren Soto* (D): 60.5%
FL-10: ✓Val Demings* (D): UNOPPOSED
FL-11: ✓Daniel Webster* (R): 56.7%
FL-12: ✓Gus Bilirakis* (R): 55.0%
FL-13: ✓Charlie Crist* (D): 63.1%
FL-14: ✓Kathy Castor* (D): UNOPPOSED
FL-15: ✓Kristen Carlson (D): 51.0% (D+47)
FL-16: ✓David Shapiro (D): 49.9% (D+48)
FL-17: ✓Greg Steube (R): 58.9%
FL-18: ✓Pam Keith (D): 50.4% (D+49)
FL-19: ✓Francis Rooney* (R): UNOPPOSED
FL-20: ✓Alcee Hastings* (D): UNOPPOSED

State Senate:
D: 24 (+8)
R: 16 (-8)

State House:
D: 62 (+21)
R: 58 (-21)


FL-21: ✓Lois Frankel* (D): UNOPPOSED
FL-22: ✓Ted Deutch* (D): UNOPPOSED
FL-23: ✓Debbie Wasserman-Schitz (D): 56.1%
FL-24: ✓Frederica Wilson* (D): UNOPPOSED
FL-25: ✓Mario Diaz-Balart* (R): 59.3%
FL-26: ✓Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D): 52.9% (D+49)
FL-27: ✓Donna Shalala (D): 53.9% (D+50)

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MICHIGAN:

MI-GOV: ✓Gretchen Whitmer (D): 58.2% (D+10)
MI-SEN: ✓Debbie Stabenow* (D): 56.9%
MI-01: ✓Matt Morgan (D): 49.9% (D+51)
MI-02: ✓Bill Huizenga* (R): 48.9%
MI-03: ✓Justin Amash* (R): 49.4%
MI-04: ✓John Moolenaar* (R): 55.0%
MI-05: ✓Dan Kildee* (D): UNOPPOSED
MI-06: ✓George Franklin (D): 51.0% (D+52)
MI-07: ✓Gretchen Driskell (D): 50.8% (D+53)
MI-08: ✓Elissa Slotkin (D): 54.4% (D+54)
MI-09: ✓Andy Levin (D): 60.1%
MI-10: ✓Paul Mitchell* (R): 62.6%
MI-11: ✓Haley Stevens* (D): 55.1% (D+55)
MI-12: ✓Debbie Dingell* (D): UNOPPOSED
MI-13: ✓Brenda Jones (D): 78.2%
MI-14: ✓Brenda Lawrence* (D): UNOPPOSED

State Senate:
D: 22 (+11)
R: 16 (-11)

State House:
D: 64 (+17)
R: 46 (-17)

WISCONSIN:

WI-GOV: ✓Tony Evers (D): 52.5% (D+11)
WI-SEN: ✓Tammy Baldwin* (D): 58.0%
WI-01: ✓Randy Bryce (D): 50.1% (D+56)
WI-02: ✓Mark Pocan* (D): UNOPPOSED
WI-03: ✓Ron Kind* (D): 66.8%
WI-04: ✓Gwen Moore* (D): UNOPPOSED
WI-05: ✓Jim Sensenbrenner* (R): UNOPPOSED
WI-06: ✓Dan Kohl (D): 51.3% (D+57)
WI-07: ✓Sean Duffy* (R): 62.0%
WI-08: ✓Mike Gallagher* (R): 59.2%

State Senate:
D: 17 (+3)
R: 16 (-3)

State Assembly:
R: 51 (-12)
D: 48 (+12)

ILLINOIS:

IL-GOV: ✓J.B. Pritzker (D): 60.2% (D+12)
IL-01: ✓Bobby Rush* (D): UNOPPOSED
IL-02: ✓Robin Kelly* (D): UNOPPOSED
IL-03: ✓Marie Newman (D): 73.9%
IL-04: ✓Jesus Garcia* (D): UNOPPOSED
IL-05: ✓Mike Quigley* (D): UNOPPOSED
IL-06: ✓Sean Casten (D): 54.4% (D+58)
IL-07: ✓Danny Davis* (D): UNOPPOSED
IL-08: ✓Raja Krishnamoorthi* (D): 69.5%
IL-09: ✓Jan Schakowsky* (D): UNOPPOSED
IL-10: ✓Brad Schneider* (D): 67.7%
IL-11: ✓Bill Foster* (D): 67.9%
IL-12: ✓Brendan Kelly (D): 50.4% (D+59)
IL-13: ✓Betsy Dirksen Londrigan (D): 53.0% (D+60)
IL-14: ✓Lauren Underwood (D): 54.0% (D+61)
IL-15: ✓John Shimkus* (R): 68.1%
IL-16: ✓Adam Kinzinger* (R): 59.0%
IL-17: ✓Cheri Bustos* (D): 66.0%
IL-18: ✓Darin LaHood* (R): 57.6%

State Senate:
D: 45 (+8)
R: 14 (-8)

State House:
D: 86 (+19)
R: 32 (-19)

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MINNESOTA:

MN-GOV: ✓Tim Walz (D): 60.8%
MN-SEN: ✓Amy Klobuchar* (D): 63.0%
MN-01: ✓Dan Feehan (D): 54.9% (D+62)
MN-02: ✓Angie Craig* (D): 55.9%
MN-03: ✓Dean Phillips (D): 53.4% (D+63)
MN-04: ✓Betty McCollum* (D): UNOPPOSED
MN-05: ✓Keith Ellison* (D): UNOPPOSED
MN-06: ✓Tom Emmer* (R): 54.7%
MN-07: ✓Collin Peterson* (D): 56.1%
MN-08: ✓Joe Radinovich (D): 50.6% (D+64)

State House:
D: 83 (+31)
R: 46 (-31)

IOWA:

IA-GOV: ✓Fred Hubble (D): 52.0% (D+13)
IA-AG: ✓Tom Miller* (D): UNOPPOSED
IA-SS: ✓Deidre DeJear (D): 49.7%
IA-ST: ✓Michael Fitzgerald* (D): 60.9%
IA-01: ✓MS. ABBY FINKENAUER (D): 54.2% (D+65)
IA-02: ✓David Loebsack* (D): 57.0%
IA-03: ✓Cindy Axne (D): 52.0% (D+66)
IA-04: ✓Randy Feenstra* (R): 51.0%

State Senate:
R: 26 (-4)
D: 24 (+4)

State House:
D: 51 (+10)
R: 49 (-10)

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MN-08 would not be a pickup.

Stauber only won 50% of the vote OTL

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MISSOURI:

MO-SEN: ✓Claire McCaskill* (D): 50.7%
MO-01: ✓Lacy Clay* (D): UNOPPOSED
MO-02: ✓Cort VanOstran (D): 51.5% (D+67)
MO-03: ✓Blaine Luetkemeyer* (R): 62.9%
MO-04: ✓Vicky Hartzler* (R): 59.8%
MO-05: ✓Emmanuel Cleaver* (D): 64.5%
MO-06: ✓Sam Graves* (R): 67.0%
MO-07: ✓Bill Long* (R): 61.9%
MO-08: ✓Jason Smith* (R): 68.3%

State Senate:
R: 21 (-3)
D: 13 (+3)

ARKANSAS:

AR-GOV: ✓Asa Hutchinson* (R): 52.5%
AR-01: ✓Rick Crawford* (R): 67.9%
AR-02: ✓Clarke Tucker (D): 50.8% (D+68)
AR-03: ✓Steve Womack* (R): 60.1%
AR-04: ✓Bruce Westerman* (R): 77.5%

LOUISIANA:

LA-01: ✓Steve Scalise* (R): UNOPPOSED
LA-02: ✓Cedric Richmond* (D): UNOPPOSED
LA-03: ✓Clay Higgins* (R): 49.1%/62.0%
LA-04: ✓Mike Johnson* (R): 59.7%
LA-05: ✓Ralph Abraham* (R): 63.9%
LA-06: ✓Garret Graves* (R): 65.4%

NORTH DAKOTA:

ND-SEN: ✓Heidi Heitkamp* (D): 52.2%
ND-SS: ✓Joshua Boschee (D): 42.8%
ND-AL: ✓Kelly Armstrong (R): 56.3%

SOUTH DAKOTA:

SD-GOV: ✓Billie Sutton (D): 53.0% (D+14)
SD-AG: ✓Randy Seiler (D): 49.2%
SD-AL: ✓Dusty Johnson (R): 56.1%

NEBRASKA:

NE-GOV: ✓Bob Kerrey (D): 52.8% (D+15)
NE-SEN: ✓Deb Fischer* (R): 50.4%
NE-01: ✓Jeff Fortenberry* (R): 57.0%
NE-02: ✓Lee Terry (D): 53.0%
NE-03: ✓Adrian Smith* (R): UNOPPOSED

State Legislature:
R: 27 (-4)
D: 22 (+6)
I: 1 (-)

KANSAS:

KS-GOV: ✓Barbara Bollier (D): 49.5% (D+16)
KS-SS: ✓Laura Kelly (D): 48.2%
KS-AG: ✓Derek Schmidt* (R): 52.3%
KS-ST: ✓Marci Francisco (D): 48.5%
KS-01: ✓Roger Marshall* (R): 67.7%
KS-02: ✓Paul Davis (D): 54.1% (D+69)
KS-03: ✓Sharice Davids (D): 59.5% (D+70)
KS-04: ✓Ron Estes (R): 49.2% (D+69)

State House:
R: 78 (-7)
D: 47 (+7)

OKLAHOMA:

OK-GOV: ✓Drew Edmondson (D): 48.0% (D+17)
OK-LTGOV: ✓Dana Murphy (R): 55.5%
OK-01: ✓Jim Bridenstine* (R): 52.8%
OK-02: ✓Markwayne Mullin* (R): UNOPPOSED
OK-03: ✓Frank Lucas* (R): UNOPPOSED
OK-04: ✓Tom Cole* (R): 59.4%
OK-05: ✓Kendra Horn (D): 53.0% (D+70)

TEXAS:

TX-GOV: ✓Julian Castro (D): 50.2% (D+18)
TX-SEN: ✓Beto O'Rourke (D): 51.2% (D+4)
TX-LTGOV: ✓Mike Collier (D): 50.9%
TX-AG: ✓Justin Nelson (D): 51.1%
TX-01: ✓Louie Gohmert* (R): 65.6%
TX-02: ✓Todd Litton (D): 52.3% (D+71)
TX-03: ✓Lorie Burch (D): 49.5% (D+72)
TX-04: ✓John Ratcliffe* (R): 49.9%
TX-05: ✓Jeb Hensarling* (R): 55.0%
TX-06: ✓Stephen Daniel (D): 52.8% (D+73)
TX-07: ✓Lizzie Fletcher (D): 55.0% (D+74)
TX-08: ✓Kevin Brady* (R): 60.6%
TX-09: ✓Al Green* (D): UNOPPOSED
TX-10: ✓Mike Siegel (D): 53.5% (D+75)
TX-11: ✓Mike Conaway* (R): UNOPPOSED
TX-12: ✓Kay Granger* (R): 58.1%
TX-13: ✓Mac Thornberry* (R): UNOPPOSED
TX-14: ✓Randy Weber* (R): 60.0%
TX-15: ✓Vincente Gonzalez* (D): 64.4%
TX-16: ✓Veronica Escobar (D): UNOPPOSED
TX-17: ✓Bill Flores* (R): 48.1%
TX-18: ✓Sheila Jackson Lee* (D): UNOPPOSED
TX-19: ✓Jody Arrington* (R): UNOPPOSED
TX-20: ✓Joaquin Castro* (D): UNOPPOSED
TX-21: ✓Joseph Kopser (D): 54.8% (D+76)
TX-22: ✓Sri Preston Kulkarni (D): 54.8% (D+77)
TX-23: ✓Pete Gallego* (D): 53.9%
TX-24: ✓Jan McDowell (D): 54.0% (D+78)
TX-25: ✓Roger Williams* (R): 50.5%
TX-26: ✓Michael Burgess* (R): 56.8%
TX-27: ✓Michael Cloud* (R): UNOPPOSED
TX-28: ✓Henry Cuellar* (D): UNOPPOSED
TX-29: ✓Sylvia Garcia (D): UNOPPOSED
TX-30: ✓Eddie Bernice Johnson* (D): UNOPPOSED
TX-31: ✓MJ Hegar (D): 52.8% (D+79)
TX-32: ✓Colin Allred (D): 59.0% (D+80)
TX-33: ✓Marc Veasey* (D): 69.9%
TX-34: ✓Filemon Vela Jr.* (D): UNOPPOSED
TX-35: ✓Lloyd Doggett* (D): UNOPPOSED
TX-36: ✓Brian Babin* (R): 71.1%

State Senate:
D: 16 (+6)
R: 15 (-6)

State House:
D: 81 (+26)
R: 69 (-26)