Explaining my picks for the House, part 1: New England and New York
Explaining my picks for the House, part 1: New England and New York
Hi everyone. Long time, no see! Sorry for not writing more about this wild election season; I've been busy over the past few weeks. Let's talk about everything that could/will happen on Tuesday. If, as the polls suggest, this ends up being a blue wave, it could be a generational one, much larger than 2006 or 2018. It's worth preparing for both underwhelming and overwhelming performances for Democrats, so that is why my forecast centers around a D+9–10 generic congressional ballot. I will be discussing House races that either the Cook Political Report or Sabato's Crystal Ball deem to be competitive. Let's begin with:
My House ratings right now
My House ratings right now
Here is the web version: https://yapms.com/app?m=cyvczclyy06vq1w Here is the image version: