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Question: What is your best guess for what the national margin of all house races will be?
#1
D+5 or more
#2
D+4
#3
D+3
#4
D+2
#5
D+1
#6
D/R+0
#7
R+1
#8
R+2
#9
R+3
#10
R+4
#11
R+5
#12
R+6
#13
R+7
#14
R+8
#15
R+9
#16
R+10 or more
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Ron DeSantis enthusiast
FranciscoM97
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« on: January 27, 2022, 12:18:20 AM »

Between R+4 and R+6 is the correct answer at the moment.
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Ron DeSantis enthusiast
FranciscoM97
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« Reply #1 on: January 28, 2022, 01:23:07 AM »

Between R+4 and R+6 is the correct answer at the moment.

I honestly think it’s gonna be like this regardless of Biden’s approvals. If he can motivate some of his base to turn out, maybe we will get it down a point or two but the nation is very polarized and the left is very discouraged. I think we are locked into a small-medium R wave in November at this point, barring a truly radical change or challenge
I was expecting A R+2 election even if Biden approvals were good, republicans were gonna be energized, but now its a total different scenario
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