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Politics : Politics - Left, Right and Center
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From: Incitatus9/21/2018 9:47:19 AM
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The Cook Political Report moves two U.S. Senate race rankings towards the Democrats:

TX-Sen moves from Lean R to Toss Up

WV-Sen moves from Toss Up to Lead DA third race moves towards the Republicans:

MT-Sen moves from Likely D to Lean D

Jennifer Duffy: “Generally, races in the Toss Up column don’t break down the middle; one party tends to win a majority of them. Over the past 10 cycles, no party has won less than 67 percent of all Toss Up races. In 2004, 2006 and 2014, one party won 89 percent of the races in the Toss Up column. The working theory for this cycle has been that if Democrats end up winning a majority of the Toss Up races, then the political environment proved to be the factor driving the election.”
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