Final predictions: House

House goes Dem by 2. Lots of stupid out there. I was wrong before though. Hope I am again.

Too many people vote on emotion and Twitter has rotted the brains.

GOP by 3 in the House

NO. we don't wish.
liberal twit.

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I'm seeing a final count of 219 R's to 216 D's. Still very close, but nowhere near this overwhelming blue wave.

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If it’s that close then democrats can stwal it with voter fraud in 2 places and that’s all that’ll be needed for 218-217 democrat win

Itsthat and Gillum winning my Florida I fear

GOP by 10. I’ve learned that polls are very left leaning and part of the agenda.

If they say we lose by 5 seats I say we win by 10.

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especially considering the huge Republican surge of voters at the early voting states.

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Do you think these R voters are regular Election Day voters who just wanted to vote early or new R voters? I’m trying to reconcile the numbers.

Example, if 100 Early R voters voted early there would be a deficit of 100 R voters on Election Day.

+3 Democrat majority.

Hope the R's hold the house and senate but really unsure about the house, I think the senate is still in R control after Tuesday. If the R's lose the house it's their own fault for not drawing a stronger contrast between the looney left and the stable right. The Dims gave any R running for office plenty of material to destroy them...., open borders, endorsing socialism, ANTIFA, BLM, out of control SJW's roaming our universities, and on and on. It's a shame the R's are not as effective as they could be in framing their message of positivity and attacking the Dims fricked up ideology.

GOP ADDs 3 or 4 seats in the House

Senate 56 to 44 GOP

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Do you think these R voters are regular Election Day voters who just wanted to vote early or new R voters? I’m trying to reconcile the numbers.

Example, if 100 Early R voters voted early there would be a deficit of 100 R voters on Election Day.

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I'll let you know on election day. I'm working at the polls that day, the entire day. Will see how the turnout compares to previous years, but just yesterday, it was announced that Denton County early voters surpassed 46%, eclipsing the 2016 election's early voting totals by over 4000 votes and galloping past the 2014 midterms by 145,485 votes.

Early voting ended Friday in Texas and already 4,884,528 (39.86 percent of voters) have gone to the polls or a mailed-in a ballot was received. In 2014, 1,715,731 (19.11 percent) voted early.