Wave, or tsunami?
...[T]he Democratic lead in the U.S. House popular vote is up to 8.1%, and it may yet inch higher. For comparison purposes, note that in 2010 – which was widely seen as a GOP “wave” cycle – Republicans won the U.S. House popular vote by 6.6%. In 1994, which was seen as a Republican “revolution,” the GOP won the U.S. House popular vote by 7.1%.270towin.com, with one House race (CA-21) still uncalled:
Overall, Democrats have won 234 seats, Republicans 200. That's a net gain of 39 for Democrats.
Reminder to Mississippians: the Senate special election runoff is tomorrow, Tuesday, November 27. Defeating racist dimbulb Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith and replacing her with Democrat Mike Espy would give Democrats their 48th seat in the Senate, and their third flip of a Republican seat. Democrats haven't won a Senate seat there since 1989, so it's a rough slog -- but if you don't show up and vote, it's on you!
