2024 US House Races

Moderate Republican Don Bacon Projected To Win Re-Election for Nebraska swing seat​


Moderate Republican Rep. Don Bacon is projected to survive a close re-election race in Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District.

The Associated Press projected on Friday that Bacon, a retired military general, who ran against Democratic state lawmaker Tony Vargas, won.

 
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Massachusetts Democrat Seth Moulton hits back over progressive ‘purity test,’ boys in girls’ sports​

  • Rick Sobey and Lance Reynolds
  • UPDATED: November 8, 2024 at 6:54 PM EST



Congressman Seth Moulton pounced on critics Friday night for accusing him of failing the “Democratic Party purity test” for speaking his mind about boys playing in girls’ sports.

The Salem rep — a former U.S. Marine and presidential candidate — said he’s sticking to his opinion that he doesn’t want his daughters getting “run over on the playing field by a male or formerly male athlete.”

The Massachusetts Democrat in his criticized remarks was blaming his party for the Republican red wave and Donald Trump’s victory — saying that Dems were “out of touch with the American people,” especially on transgender issues.




 
Alright @volinbham - where does that put the forecast?

I'm just watching AP (not sure they are the arbiter). R215 (one is not called but between two R)/D 203.

18 to be called (see caveat about R one not called). If I'm seeing right, 9 of those are R leads and 9 are D leads.

R are +3 in the AP count but a few D flips are leading. R control likely at within a seat or 2 of current split
 
One I can't figure is a race in Louisiana - D is up 50.8% to 37.8% with 99% votes counted. "other votes" has 11.5 and maybe all of them are in dispute but it seems a mathematical impossibility that this isn't a D call.
 
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By my count (using the AP) the number right now is GOP at 214. The races where the Republicans lead are:


CA - 2
AZ - 1
AK - 1
WA - 1
IA - 1
CO - 1

If that holds that means the GOP will be at 221
 
Neither AP nor RCP have called enough races to say it's done. The reality is that it is done but there's still apparently enough votes out there that theoretically D could take control

My best guess at this point is a R win with 1 net pick up (221). 2 or 3 is possible. Hard to see a D control outcome
 
Neither AP nor RCP have called enough races to say it's done. The reality is that it is done but there's still apparently enough votes out there that theoretically D could take control

My best guess at this point is a R win with 1 net pick up (221). 2 or 3 is possible. Hard to see a D control outcome
and it will come down to if the Rs can do something with it.

and Trump won't have a RINO argument to hide behind this time. McConnell stepping down, last couple elections have been filled with MAGA RINOs, he's got the support he theoretically needs.
 
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