I think the Democrats have some "tricks" in store on election day. What happens to all of these races that supposedly favor the Republicans when the cemetary vote and felon votes are tallied? Also, what happens when absentee ballots that favor Republicans get thrown out on "technicalities" and "irregularities."
Because of these factors all races where the Democrat trails by 5 points or less will be won by the Democrat, all races where the Republican currently leads by 5 points or fewer will be won by the Democrat, and there will be at least one race and probably multiple races where the Republican appears to have a lead of ten points or more that will be won by the Democrat.
When we factor this in, will the Republicans still be able to take control of the House? Can they make gains in the Senate? What is clear is any analysis that does not take this into account is not giving a clear picture.
I think the Democrats have some "tricks" in store on election day. What happens to all of these races that supposedly favor the Republicans when the cemetary vote and felon votes are tallied? Also, what happens when absentee ballots that favor Republicans get thrown out on "technicalities" and "irregularities."
ReplyDeleteBecause of these factors all races where the Democrat trails by 5 points or less will be won by the Democrat, all races where the Republican currently leads by 5 points or fewer will be won by the Democrat, and there will be at least one race and probably multiple races where the Republican appears to have a lead of ten points or more that will be won by the Democrat.
When we factor this in, will the Republicans still be able to take control of the House? Can they make gains in the Senate? What is clear is any analysis that does not take this into account is not giving a clear picture.