What would the senate and presidential map look like if this was the house map?

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AK flips to Independent
AZ-06 flips to Democrats
CA-22, CA-42, CA-50 flips to Democrats
CO-2 flips to Democrats
GA-7 flips to Democrats
IA-4 flips to Democrats
IL-13 flips to Democrats
KS-2 flips to Democrats
KY-6 flips to Democrats
MN-7 flips to Republicans
MO-2 flips to Democrats
NC-9 flips to Democrats
NE-3 flips to Democrats
NY-1, NY-2 and NY-27 flips to Democrats
PA-1 flips to Democrats
TX-2, TX-10, TX-21, TX-22, TX-23, TX-24, TX-31 flips to Democrats
WA-3 flips to Democrats



259 - 174 - 1

[Politician]

In any scenario where the Democrats pick-up KY-6, CO-3 or TX-2, Peterson wins easily.

[NeverAgainsSock]

I believe, this is, as the kids say, a "nut" moment.

If we are winning seats like these, we're looking at D+9, 2008 equivalent, for which there would likely be pickups in AZ, CO, NC, both GA seats, ME, and maybe IA/TX, hell even Dougie is likely to be competitive.

Hard to see how Democrats do this well without a D +9 national environment though.

[ElectionsGuy]

D+AZ, CO, GA, GA, IA, ME, NC, TX
D-AL

D+7 in the Senate, so 54-46 Dem. Looks like at least a 12 point landslide in the House and similarly in the presidential race looks like 395-143 EC vote.

[MT Treasurer]

I get that this forum is obsessed with OH being a safe Republican state, but there’s no way Chabot and Balderson would win reelection in a Democratic tidal wave like this.

[Epaminondas]

This looks like a uniform +4 point wave over 2018, so D+11 in the House.
But converting to Senate seats is not straightforward due to overvoting.
It's not impossible for the GOP to cling to 51 seats even in this configuration (win AL, ME, NC, IA)

Plus, wouldn't that be 2 Indy reps? (Amash)

[Mr.Bakari-Sellers]

Hopefully 51/49 Senate