To: Kaslin
I thought I had read somewhere that the GOP needed to flip 17 seats to take back control of the House. This article seems to indicate that more than 20 are needed to do this (they have flipped 10, plus 10 they are leading, plus 4 other races that are close). So what is the correct number to flip?
9 posted on
11/05/2020 5:39:21 PM PST by
Major Matt Mason
(America has a DemocRat and RINO problem.)
To: Major Matt Mason
Redistricting cost two in NC
17 posted on
11/05/2020 5:43:35 PM PST by
Hieronymus
(“I shall drink to the Pope, if you please, still, to conscience first, and to the Pope afterwards.Â)
To: Major Matt Mason
The “flip 17” number is correct.
The article is confusing, because it does not identify which seats are currently held by which party. Some of the close races where the Republicans are leading are currently held by Republicans.
21 posted on
11/05/2020 5:44:38 PM PST by
cgbg
(We shall fight on beaches, on grounds, the fields, the streets, the hills. Never surrender. WC)
To: Major Matt Mason
Numbers are confusing.
I did read 3 incumbent Rs lost House seats. Not sure where they fit in the numbers.
33 posted on
11/05/2020 6:03:25 PM PST by
SpeedyInTexas
(Localization, not Globalization)
To: Major Matt Mason
64 posted on
11/05/2020 6:46:40 PM PST by
MIA_eccl1212
(When the bad guys have leverage they use it)
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