House Democrats poised to expand majority, as Republicans warn against AOC takeover

Fox News ^ | 10/31/2020 | By Marisa Schultz

[BigEdLB]

Thanks, Nathan. I see. DJT 331-207. Sen 55-45. +AL MI MN -CO. House 230-205

[2CAVTrooper]

“The GOP will retake the House; and the GOP will keep the Senate, possibly even picking up 1-2 seats.”

If this happens, this would be awesome.

Bringing back HUAC ought to be the first order of business to investigate antifa, blm, etc.

[Deplorable American1776]

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[nathanbedford]

Good guess.

[Lod881019]

The author of this piece Marrisa Schulz is a communist

[JayGalt]

Larry, What do you think of Florida Dude’s Snap Polls? His numbers show a good chance of taking the house back.
https://twitter.com/FloridaDude297

FLORIDA DUDE SNAP POLL. (500 Registered Voters Called in each poll).
10/30
Texas 10 Congressional District. Republican Incumbent Michael McCaul 53%, Democrat Challenger Mike Siegel 42%.

Texas 7 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Lizzie Pannille Fletcher 45%, Republican Challenger Wesley Hunt 51%.

Ohio 9 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Marcy Kaptur 54%, Republican Challenger Rob Weber 43%.

North Carolina US Senate Race. Republican Incumbent Thom Tillis 53%, Democrat Challenger Cal Cunningham 39%.

Indiana Governor Race. Republican Incumbent Eric Holcomb 53%, Democrat Challenger Wendy Meyers 43%.

Delaware Governor Race. Democrat Incumbent John Carney 49%, Republican Challenger Julianne Murray 45%.

West Virginia Governor Race. Republican Incumbent Jim Justice 55%, Democrat Challenger Ben Salango 39%.

Montana Governor Race. Republican Challenger Greg Gianforte 51%, Democrat Challenger Mike Cooney 46%.

New Hampshire Governor Race. Republican Incumbent Chris Sununu 51%, Democrat Challenger Dan Feltes 44%.

New York 25 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Joseph Morelle 48%, Republican Challenger George Mitris 48%.

FLORIDA DUDE SNAP POLL. National Poll. (5,000 Registered Voters Called). Trump 51.3%, Biden 43.3%.

FLORIDA DUDE SNAP POLL. (500 Registered Voters Called in each poll).
Oct 29
Wisconsin 3 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Ron Kind 48%, Republican Challenger Derrick Van Orden 46%.

Washington State 8 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Kim Schrier 44%, Republican Challenger Jesse Jensen 51%.

Washington State 1 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Suzan Delbene 48%, Republican Challenger Jeffrey Beeler 48%

Virginia 10 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Jennifer Wexton 46%, Republican Challenger Aliscia Andrews 48%.

Texas 32 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Colin Allred 46%, Republican Genevieve Collins 50%.

Pennsylvania 17 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Connor Lamb 46%, Republican Challenger Sean Parnell 50%

Pennsylvania 8 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Matt Cartwright 46%, Republican Challenger Jim Bognet 49%

Pennsylvania 7 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Susan Wild 44%, Republican Challenger Lisa Scheller 48%.

Pennsylvania 6 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Chrissy Houlahan 48%, Republican Challenger John Emmons 48%.

Virginia US Senate Race. Democrat Incumbent Mark Warner 46%, Republican Challenger Daniel Gade 49%.

Oregon US Senate Race. Democrat Incumbent Jeff Merkley 45%, Republican Challenger Jo Rae Perkins 46%.

New Jersey US Senate Race. Democrat Incumbent Cory Booker 44%, Republican Challenger Rik Mehta 45%.

Delaware US Senate Race. Democrat Incumbent Chris Coons 49%, Republican Challenger Lauren Witzke 47%.

New Mexico US Senate Race. Republican Challenger Mark Ronchetti 46%, Democrat Challenger Ben Ray Lujan 44%.

New Hampshire US Senate Race. Democrat Incumbent Jeanne Shaheen 45%, Republican Challenger Corky Messner 47%.

Oct 28
FLORIDA DUDE SNAP POLL. (500 Registered Voters Called in each poll).
Oregon 5 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Kurt Schrader 43%, Republican Challenger Amy Ryan Courser 46%.

Oregon 4 Congressional District. Democrat Peter DeFazio 45%, Republican Challenger Alek Skarlatos 46%.

New York 25 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Joseph Morelle 48%, Republican Challenger George Mitris 47%.

New York 18 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Sean Maloney 48%, Republican Challenger Chele Farley 49%.

New Jersey 2 Congressional District. Republican Incumbent Jeff Van Drew 52%, Democrat Challenger Amy Kennedy 46%.

New Hampshire 2 Congressional District. Democrat Ann McLane Kuster 48%, Republican Challenger Steve Negron 47%.

New Hampshire 1 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Chris Pappas 47%, Republican Challenger Matt Mowers 49%.

Minnesota 7 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Collin Peterson 47%, Republican Challenger Michelle Fishbach 51%.

Minnesota 3 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Dean Phillips 46%, Republican Challenger Kendall Qualls 49%.

Minnesota 2 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Angie Craig 46%, Republican Challenger Tyler Kistner 50%.

Nevada 3 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Susie Lee 44%, Republican Challenger Daniel Rodimer 48%.

Maryland 7 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Kweisi Mfume 49%, Republican Challenger Kim Klacik 45%.

Oct 27
FLORIDA DUDE SNAP POLL. (500 Registered Voters Called in each poll).

Maryland 6 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent David Trone 49%, Republican Challenger Neil Parrott 45%.

Iowa 2 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Rita Hart 46%, Republican Challenger Mariannette Miller-Meeks 49%.

Illinois 14 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Lauren Underwood 44%, Republican Challenger Jim Oberweiss 51%.

Illinois 6 Congressional District. Democrat Incumbent Sean Castern 48%, Republican Challenger Jeanne Ives 50%.

Georgia 7 Congressional District. Republican Challenger Rick McCormick 53%, Democrat Challenger Carolyn Boudeaux 47%.

[Lod881019]

They won ten of those seats by a combined 75,000 votes and good for you do we give you a gold star since you also had Kerry winning the presidency back in 04

[Jim Noble]

I think Mowers (NH 1) has a good chance to take the seat back.

[Eleutheria5]

Right. And Joe's leading in all the swing states, just like Hillary before him.





Who was that masked man?

[napscoordinator]

Even still, they’d have majority although barely.

[entropy12]

BUMP ** 2

[ScottinVA]

“It’s completely counterintuitive to reason. Why would someone vote for their own destruction willingly?”

Because they are deluded into thinking they’d be unaffected.

[entropy12]

INTERESTING! Thanks for posting.

[JayGalt]

It’s white knuckles time.
I put my trust in Americans and in all of the promises kept & lives made better. I’m hoping all the forgotten & disenfranchised pay forward all of President Trump’s efforts on their behalf & on the behalf of all America.

[HamiltonJay]

As far as I’m concerned the only real unknown Tuesday night is whether or not the GOP retakes the house.

[Ann Archy]

Democrats are STUP ID.

[reviled downesdad]

Story is as solid as those Fox News polls.

[fortheDeclaration]

Red wave is coming, we are going to retake the House.

[fortheDeclaration]

We can retake the House, we only need 17 more seats.

[StAnDeliver]

We won three seats in Shrub's '04 re-election. We can beat that easily.

Best case scenario: if Trump wins the PV we will be somewhere close to a tie in the House.

All the way from Fischbach handily beating Peterson in MN-7, Burgess Owens tackling McAdams in UT-4, and the one I'm looking forward to personally the up-and-coming Sean Parnell upsetting Conor Lamb; and then RINOs like Katko (Cankles district) will also keep their seats.