“… The first time we’ve done gun control since President Clinton was here, the first time ever an African American woman has been put on the US Supreme Court … I think it’s a record to take to the American people.” In the Senate, Republicans will need to have 51 seats to gain the majority.
“We now have a presidency where the president has delivered the largest economic recovery plan since Roosevelt, the largest infrastructure plan since Eisenhower, the most judges confirmed since Kennedy, the second-largest health care bill since Johnson, and the largest climate change bill in history,” White House chief of staff Ron Klain told Politico last week. Meanwhile, the Biden administration has tried to change its messaging as the summer has gone on. According to RealClearPolitics, 44.2% of voters would support a Republican candidate in their district, while 44.0% would back the Democrats.Ī recent Fox News survey found the generic ballot deadlocked at 41%, while a Politico-Morning Consult poll last week found that Democrats currently lead Republicans by four percentage points – 46% to 42%.
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The new projection comes as a series of recent polls show a tightening of the generic congressional ballot. Four of those five races are for seats held by Democratic senators, while the remaining race, in Pennsylvania, is for an open seat held by retiring Republican Pat Toomey. The Fox power rankings list five Senate races as toss-ups: Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, New Hampshire and Pennsylvania. On the stump: Biden touts agenda, slams ‘MAGA Republicans’ to start midterm push Kathy Hochul should ‘give up her creepy obsession’ with Ron DeSantis: criticsīiden’s job approval improves but 53% still think he’s doing a bad job: poll Democrats need 50 seats to keep their majority, while Republicans need 51 due to Vice President Kamala Harris having the ability to break ties in the chamber.Ĭan white college grads save Dems, just no end to gov’t fraud and other commentary On the Senate side, the struggle for power is even tighter, with Fox projecting 49 safe Republican seats and 46 safe Democratic seats. Peter Meijer’s Trump-backed opponent - with hopes for an easy win later this year.
However, Democrats moved it into the “toss-up” category after the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee propped up incumbent Rep. Fox News Power Rankings predicted Republicans will take 220 seats in the House of Representatives.Īt least one of the 28 races labeled a “toss-up” by Fox, in Michigan’s 3rd Congressional District, was described as “Lean R” in July. That’s less bullish on the GOP than the network’s July projection, which foresaw between 225 and 255 Republican House seats in the new Congress.ĭespite the downward revision, Republicans could still match the seat total from two of their most famous midterm wins, in 1994 (230 House seats) and 2010 (242 House seats). The latest Fox News Power Rankings unveiled Monday predict Republicans to win between 220 and 248 seats in the House, for a majority of between two and 30 seats. With less than 80 days until the midterm elections, Republicans are still favored to take back the House of Representatives, but with a smaller majority than previously forecast, according to a new projection.
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