| | The upcoming '''2022 midterm elections''', scheduled to be held on November 8, 2022, will determine membership in the 118th Congress for all seats in the [[United States House of Representatives]] in addition to Class III U.S. senators. A number of statewide elections will also be held, including gubernatorial races. The top [[U.S. Senate]] races are in [[Pennsylvania]], [[Nevada]], [[Georgia]] and [[Arizona]] where the party that wins two out of those three races will take control of the Senate. Viewed another way, if the [[GOP]] wins merely one of these three states, then it retakes the Senate: [[Pennsylvania]], [[Georgia]], and [[Arizona]]. | | The upcoming '''2022 midterm elections''', scheduled to be held on November 8, 2022, will determine membership in the 118th Congress for all seats in the [[United States House of Representatives]] in addition to Class III U.S. senators. A number of statewide elections will also be held, including gubernatorial races. The top [[U.S. Senate]] races are in [[Pennsylvania]], [[Nevada]], [[Georgia]] and [[Arizona]] where the party that wins two out of those three races will take control of the Senate. Viewed another way, if the [[GOP]] wins merely one of these three states, then it retakes the Senate: [[Pennsylvania]], [[Georgia]], and [[Arizona]]. |
| − | The narrow Democrat majority in Congress is facing a high likelihood of being ousted by voters due to the disasters caused by the [[Biden junta]]. '''''The [[liberal]] FiveThirtyEight admits (and laments) that most [[Republican]]s running against the [[election fraud]] of 2020 will win now'''''.<ref>https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/most-candidates-who-think-2020-was-rigged-was-are-probably-going-to-win-in-november/</ref> | + | The narrow Democrat majority in Congress is facing a high likelihood of being ousted by voters due to the disasters caused by the [[Biden junta]]. '''''The [[liberal]] FiveThirtyEight admits (and laments) that most [[Republican]]s running against the [[election fraud]] of 2020 will win now'''''.<ref>https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/most-candidates-who-think-2020-was-rigged-was-are-probably-going-to-win-in-november/</ref> Only in the final week did FiveThirtyEight begin to predict a [[GOP]] takeover of the [[U.S. Senate]]. |
| − | In 2022, the four incumbent [[Democrat]] senators most vulnerable to defeat are: [[Mark Kelly]] (D-AZ), [[Raphael Warnock]] (D-GA), [[Catherine Cortez Masto]] (D-NV), and [[Maggie Hassan]] (D-NH). Fivethirtyeight posts a sophisticated estimate who is mostly like to prevail in each midterm race.<ref>https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2022-election-forecast/senate/?cid=rrpromo</ref> | + | In 2022, the four incumbent [[Democrat]] senators most vulnerable to defeat are: [[Mark Kelly]] (D-AZ), [[Raphael Warnock]] (D-GA), [[Catherine Cortez Masto]] (D-NV), and [[Maggie Hassan]] (D-NH). FiveThirtyEight posts a sophisticated estimate who is mostly like to prevail in each midterm race.<ref>https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2022-election-forecast/senate/?cid=rrpromo</ref> |
| | Projections are that this midterm election is the most expensive midterm election ever, surpassing the 2018 midterms by $50 million in spending.<ref>https://www.ft.com/content/1eb949fc-945b-437c-9e08-29a3f9ec1896</ref> | | Projections are that this midterm election is the most expensive midterm election ever, surpassing the 2018 midterms by $50 million in spending.<ref>https://www.ft.com/content/1eb949fc-945b-437c-9e08-29a3f9ec1896</ref> |