House majority hinges on 18 uncalled races, with Republicans just 4 seats away

Fox News via Yahoo ^ | 11/11/24 | Anders Hagstrom

[Roadrunner383]

The 18 individual races are listed in the article, too cumbersome to try to list each, but there is detail where each race stands, so worth a read.

Probably current when written.

[MNJohnnie]

I wish there were one official vote total. The numbers on this are all over the place.

[ssapro]

I thought we had secured 216 seats and only need two more.

[Bobbyvotes]

RCP has repubs with 217 seats projection.

[glennaro]

So the Democrat/Communist Party just needs to take 15 of the 18 remaining seats -- 83% -- to win control of the House after Trump's landslide victory?
No problem. Cheating is the Party's core value ... and they excel at it. Unbelievable! ... but not completely out of the question.

[cgbg]

Decision desk shows 216 but that does not include the Colorado race conceded by the Dem yesterday—CO district 8:

https://decisiondeskhq.com/results/2024/General/US-House/

We are at 217.

[Carl Vehse]

"I wish there were one official vote total."

Then the Demonicrats would have to stop stuffing the ballots. If they can't have the presidency, they're working to fraudulently shift the votes to maintain a Demonicrat majority in the House.

[Candor7]

The cheat is ON.

All of them need to be litigated.

The GOP should have at least 10 of those seats.

[ronnie raygun]

They want to steal the house

[cgbg]

Actually we got this.

Decision desk has 216 + Dem conceded in CO District 8 which equals 217.

We have major leads in two races which should easily get us to 219.

Decision desk projects 220 but that does not include the CO District 8 race.

Most likely we are either 221 or 222.

We were 220 pre-election.

https://decisiondeskhq.com/results/2024/General/President/

At this point a lack of confidence in the Trump team to keep the steal under control in these races is ungrateful and not justified.

[struggle]

I think one district in CAs jungle election is R-R so a majority is ensured regardless.

[cgbg]

The R-R district is included in the Decision Desk R number already.

[glennaro]

I sure hope you’re right, cgbg ... and I will be sure to thank you for settling my frayed nerves (man, do I hate cheaters) when it ends up that way. Cheers!

[rexthecat]

RCP has repubs with 217 seats projection.

They need 218 to control the house.

[packagingguy]

These election officials need to watch Sesame Street to learn how to count.

This is ridiculous.

[gibsonguy]

This is ridiculous the election was last week. F’n Ca allows mail votes to come in up to a week after election day when the rats know exactly how many votes they need to “find”.

[Tipllub]

The Republicans will win the House, whether the media is ready to call it yet or not.

But an item of concern is that President Trump is looking to appoint House members to his Cabinet. That could make things very dicey until Special Elections can be held.

[Nervous Tick]

👍🏻 Thank you!

[rktman]

This may help:

https://decisiondeskhq.com/results/2024/General/US-Senate/

You should be able to change to house for each state.

[alancarp]

270towin.com shows 10 undecided races, with Dems leading half; GOP half. I think that’s one off from your summary (i.e., they’ve called one of the races below). The following list comes from their site and from the OP story’s yahoo data.

(District, leader, % of votes counted)
AK at large: REP by 10,130 (80%)
AZ 6th: REP by 2000 (83%)
CA 13th: REP by 3000 (61%)
CA 21st: DEM by 1000 (66%)
CA 27th: DEM by 5000 (80%)
CA 39th: DEM by 21,000 (70%)
CA 41st: REP by 8000 (70%)
CA 45th: REP by 6000 (80%)
CA 47th: DEM by 3000 (80%)
CO 8th: REP by <1% (96%)