When Harry Reid was alive, he commanded the Democratic Party of Nevada. He could summon huge resources and huge surges of voters. With Reid in charge, the Nevada Democratic Party fired on all cylinders. With his decline and death, the Nevada Democratic Party fractured, and the far-left Democratic Socialists took over. Now, Hispanic voters in Nevada appear to be moving to the right as Nevada Democrats go full woke. Adam Laxalt is going to win and flip that Senate seat. Joe Lombardo is going to win and flip that gubernatorial seat.
The odds grow each day closer to Election Day that the Republicans take back the Senate. Two weeks ago, the possibility was a split 50/50 Senate or a 51 seat GOP majority with Nevada and Pennsylvania going GOP. Today, we’re looking at a 52 to 53-seat GOP majority.
In Georgia, Raphael Warnock now has only a one-point lead against Herschel Walker. Republican early voting turnout is solid and giving the GOP some encouragement. By midweek, the GOP will start making decisions to either go all in for Walker for an outright win or bank money for a runoff. Walker losing outright is now considered remote. Kemp’s ground game might just get Walker across the finish line.
In Arizona, outside money is flowing in at the last minute for Blake Masters. Masters has surged into a tied race after months of being behind by around eight points. Crime and the economy are resonating with voters. Kari Lake has coattails too that are helping Masters.
In Pennsylvania, most Republicans now expect Mehmet Oz to hold Pat Toomey’s seat. Democrats in Pennsylvania and their friends in the press have oddly decided to turn their focus to John Fetterman’s wife as some sort of surrogate. But that strikes voters as a suggestion Fetterman’s health is worse than it is. Meanwhile, Oz is focused on crime and the economy.