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Submitted without comment. WaPo has this too. A few hours ago it was GOP at 222.

I had no idea things had gone so far with the Carters and Janine. I'll be pretty amazed if they give Janine another husband to add to her body count.

The full glory:

As for the House, unlikely but possible: Let's check in on Lindsey Graham:

A huge new issue of DWM contains a lot of new info from RTD and co.: They also reiterate that Tennant is the Fourteenth, period, and are going so far as to run a new DWM comic strip featuring Fourteen, I think this month. Russell also ruffled some feathers with this comment on why they didn't show Tennant in Whittaker's costume, which I can understand and I think he handled sensitively, but I also disagree - they should've just done it.

I'm well-aware of who Ana Navarro is, but she has a point: Thread:

Just to highlight the confession from upthread:

Meanwhile:

I mean, it would be funny. Because they'd be completely non-functional in the House fighting amongst themselves, as they probably will be anyway. If a small GOP majority could get it together in the House then I'd be more upset. But yes, I have plenty of issues with Hayes following the pack on certain things, being it from one extreme side of the Beltway or another extreme side of the left.

We'll see about Trafalgar. As for Boebert, if she doesn't lose today she will soon. She's weak and this proves it.

It's gonna be very tight on Boebert/Frisch no matter what - something like 790 votes separate them atm. Regardless, we've had a very good midterm and if we almost take it from her that's enough for me given the rest.

Meanwhile:

Nate Cohn (who can be very good at his job when he sticks to polling data and doesn't try to peer into the quasi-pundit Silver zone) is facing a dark night of the soul this week post-midterms:

Ralston is a very reliable source, the very best source on Nevada. I think she'll most likely take it, though he as usual offers caveats because he's a careful guy.