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Not_an_Owl posted...

Honestly I don't see any way Dems hold on to the Senate. They might hold on to the House, but it'll be by a very slim margin if they do.

It's actually the complete opposite: they have a slim ability to hold or maybe even increase their margin the Senate as it's a more favorable map to them and there's a few blue state GOP senate seats they have a good chance of picking up.

The House is gone. Thanks to gerrymandering and the general layout of the country, the Dems need to be at least +5 in generic polling to keep the House.

Republicans are currently +4.

It's gonna be an absolute bloodbath in the House. Like 40+ seat change. There's nothing the Dems can run on right now, even if they did have some basic legislative accomplishments. People are pissed that things cost more, and there's very few options to fix it. People are pissed gas is so high, and there's very few options to fix that. People want schools open without any mandates, sick kids and faculty be damned.