RE:Newsweek: Election Polls. Senate @ House Will Go Blue!Fake news RR the polls are as far off today, if not further, than they were in the last ellection with Hillary....the folks will prevail. Scully, another left wing hack, to be moderator for Trump/ Biden townhall was fired for lying about fake hacking of his twitter account....the Facebook and Twitter censoring the 'real' news of Biden family corruption, the folks are not drinking this koolaid.
When the real ballots are finally counted in the US Trump will win bigger than the last time and we will start to win back Canada as well...and for those that own FIRE the future couldn't be brighter, just dig out those shades and enjoy the ride. JMHO...Opt
RReis09 wrote: Democrats Have 83.5 percent Chance of Taking Senate As Forecasts Suggest Clean Sweep BY JACOB JARVIS ON 10/14/20 AT 11:30 AM EDT SHARE POLITICS DEMOCRATS SENATE 2020 ELECTION VOTING Democrats are being touted for a clean sweep of the House, Senate and the White House in a series of election forecasts. At the time of writing, forecasts from Decision Desk give the Democrats an 83.5 percent chance of winning a majority in the Senate, an 83.6 percent percent chance of defeating President Donald Trump, and a greater than 99 percent chance of keeping the House. According to those predictions, the party could be in command of all three of these cornerstones of power in the United States following the upcoming elections. Separate election forecasts have similarly suggested Democrats could win the Senate. FiveThirtyEight's forecast rates the Democrats as being "slightly favored" to win the Senate. At the time of writing, its analysis suggests that in 68 of 100 scenarios the Democrats would take control of the upper chamber. Newsweek subscription offers > The chances of a Senate flip align with several Republican senators appearing vulnerable to losses come November. Last month, eight Senators were named as being in danger of losing their seats, according to ratings from the Cook Political Report. At time of writing, the website suggests two Republican seats are now "lean" (competitive races in which one party has an advantage) Democrat, six seats are "toss-ups" and two are lean Republican. Three further are rated "likely" Republican and 10 "solid" Republican. In comparison, only one Democrat-held seat up for election is considered to be lean Republican, by the website. There are none rated as toss-ups, one rated as leaning Democrat and the other 10 are rated as "solid" Democrat. READ MORE