Senate pickup of +3 is historic (March, governor, state, claims)
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That only totals to 99, and there won't be 99 Senators going into the 2020 election unless a Senator dies or resigns right before the election.
If Sinema is certified as the winner in Arizona, and Nelson in Florida, both on or before November 26, then going into the November 27th, 2018 run off in Mississippi the 'new Senate' = 48 to 51 at that point. If the Republican in Mississippi wins the run off, the 'new Senate' (once seated) would be 48 to 52, and if the Democrat wins the Mississippi run off the total would be 49 to 51, with Republicans in the majority.
I'm not wrong about Sinema winning only 2 counties left with Tuscan southern AZ usually votes DEM, and Yuma county is desert population doesn't equal the votes McSally needs I live here I can tell you for sure it's over here. The number if seats is still unknown.
That only totals to 99, and there won't be 99 Senators going into the 2020 election unless a Senator dies or resigns right before the election.
If Sinema is certified as the winner in Arizona, and Nelson in Florida, both on or before November 26, then going into the November 27th, 2018 run off in Mississippi the 'new Senate' = 48 to 51 at that point. If the Republican in Mississippi wins the run off, the 'new Senate' (once seated) would be 48 to 52, and if the Democrat wins the Mississippi run off the total would be 49 to 51, with Republicans in the majority.
AP calls the race, Sinema will be the next Senator from Arizona
As of now, it looks like a net gain of 2 Senate seats for the GOP, with the Democrats gaining 38 or 39 in the House, depending on how the second choice vote in ME-2 goes.
There's at least a half dozen. Dave Wasserman of Cook Political produced a spread sheet that he’s updating. The ones not listing a winner are the ones still being tabulated
Also attached are Wasserman’s twitter and the CNN elections results where you can track the status of every House and Senate race.
I believe that it is now maybe +1. The Democrat wave is still rolling in.
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