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you may get a Democratic house, majority in the house, which actually has no power to address those very issues. And that is going to be a major challenge for Democrats, should they take control of the house.
what this means is one less completely safe Republican seat in Congress... So there's that one seat, Emanuel Cleaver's seat in Missouri, that seems to be safe.
And it's worth noting, you know, it it looks like Republicans have a very good chance of regaining control of the senate.
The Republican challenger, Tim Sheehy, is favored to win there in Montana.
almost all of their seats are likely to go their way except for lean Republican category of Texas now because Democrat Colin Allred... But that race has still seemed to be something that's probably a three to four point race in favor of Republicans.
They're already favored to win the seat that Joe Manchin retired from, the senator from West Virginia.
It's why it's so difficult for Jon Tester, despite his popularity in the state, to outrun, you know, Trump, you know, who's gonna probably win the state by double digits or more.
The senate, currently controlled by Democrats, seems very likely it'll flip over to Republican control.