People started losing patience before gas prices.
“.. Our updated 60% probability that Democrats take the Senate is split between a 40% chance of a precarious 51-seat majority and a 20% chance of 52+ seats.”
“.. Our updated 60% probability that Democrats take the Senate is split between a 40% chance of a precarious 51-seat majority and a 20% chance of 52+ seats.”
I don't know which one is worse
I don't know which one is worse
Democrat Adam Hamilton is now narrowly favored to win.
Our forecast gives Hamilton a 51% win probability. Democrats have not won a Senate race in Kansas since 1932.
Democrat Adam Hamilton is now narrowly favored to win.
Our forecast gives Hamilton a 51% win probability. Democrats have not won a Senate race in Kansas since 1932.
She returns to the defense table.
She returns to the defense table.
Kansas: Leans R -> Toss Up
Democrats now have a 60% probability of winning control of the Senate; our forecast gives Democrats the advantage in 52 seats.
Democrats are forecasted to flip Alaska, Maine, North Carolina, Ohio, and Texas.
Kansas: Leans R -> Toss Up
Democrats now have a 60% probability of winning control of the Senate; our forecast gives Democrats the advantage in 52 seats.
Democrats are forecasted to flip Alaska, Maine, North Carolina, Ohio, and Texas.
The odds for a new Fennoscandian all-time record, 38.0 °C, was higher: only 4.0% (25 year return period) in the current climate.
These are not negligible probabilities.
The odds for a new Fennoscandian all-time record, 38.0 °C, was higher: only 4.0% (25 year return period) in the current climate.
These are not negligible probabilities.
FL-4: Likely-R → Lean R
NY-17: Tossup → Lean D
PA-1: Lean R → Tossup
Democrats have an 80% probability of winning the House, with a forecasted total of 238 seats. 10 seats remain Tossups.
218 seats are needed for a majority.
FL-4: Likely-R → Lean R
NY-17: Tossup → Lean D
PA-1: Lean R → Tossup
Democrats have an 80% probability of winning the House, with a forecasted total of 238 seats. 10 seats remain Tossups.
218 seats are needed for a majority.
Democrats have an 83% probability of winning the House and are now favored in 241 seats, with 13 Tossups remaining.
Democratic odds continue to improve as Election Day approaches.
Democrats have an 83% probability of winning the House and are now favored in 241 seats, with 13 Tossups remaining.
Democratic odds continue to improve as Election Day approaches.
Democrats now have an 84% probability of winning control of the House, their highest point of the cycle.
Our forecast expects Democrats to win 241 seats. 218 seats are needed for a majority.
Democrats now have an 84% probability of winning control of the House, their highest point of the cycle.
Our forecast expects Democrats to win 241 seats. 218 seats are needed for a majority.