Pretty close on your prediction.
The math says they can’t hold hold, much less gain in the Senate.
They have 25 seats up for grabs, compared to 8 for Republicans.
The probability is they lose seats, as they have at least 11 vulnerable while we have maybe one at risk.
If the economy continues its pace or grows faster, then it’s over for them....period.
Then we look toward 2020 and if I’m right, the Democrats are done for the next decade...
I tend to agree on the Senate episode. The GOP might lose four of the eight seats they hold, but out of the twenty-odd seats for the Democrats, I would take a guess that eight of them will go to the GOP....so it’s a plus-up of four by the end of 2018.
The House might see a couple of seats flip to the Democrats, but the GOP will still hold a 51-percent or more hold on the situation.
The governor’s seat for Alabama comes up and it’s about 95-percent that one of the two GOP folks (either Ivey or Battle) will end up with the seat.
Nobody thinks they will take the Senate.....it’s the House that’s in jeopardy.