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Pretty much on the money. I predicted a net gain of 38 in the house for the Democrats, a rise from 195 to 233. The Dems have gained 34 to 229 with 9 left to be called or pending. I'll be within a seat or two or even perhaps right on the dot depending these last 9. I predicted a net gain of one in the senate for the Republicans. From 51 to 52. Right now with Florida in question and Mississippi going to a run off the GOP has 51 seats. I missed Nevada, I had Heller winning, missed Indiana as I went with Donnelly. Although two misses, they cancelled each other out as to net gains. I had Nelson winning Florida, that one is in a recount and Hyde-Smith in Mississippi which she should be an easy win in the runoff. With Hyde-Smith winning the Mississippi runoff, I have do doubts that she will that give the GOP the 52 I predicted. If Florida goes to Nelson in the recount, again right on the money. If not, Scott wins, I missed it by one. No matter how it turns out, I think I called them about as best as anyone could or did for that matter.
Way too many pundits, forecasters refused to call the tossups. I did.
It's up to 37 house flipped to dem one senate seat flipped to repub at this point. With 5 house races undecided and 2 senate seats undecided.
Dems did much better than my prediction which was 2 senate seats flip to repubs and dems gain 30 in the house.