http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...f-republicans-winning-the-senate-are-growing/
"The odds of Republicans winning the Senate are growing"
"All three major election forecasting models saw an uptick in the likelihood of Republicans winning the six seats they need to retake the Senate majority over the past week, movement largely due to the party's strengthened chances in Alaska, Colorado and Iowa.
The most bullish model for Republicans is Washington Post's Election Lab, which, as of Monday morning, gives the GOP a 76 percent chance of winning the majority. Leo, the New York Times model, pegs it at 67 percent while FiveThirtyEight shows Republicans with a 60 percent probability. A week ago, Election Lab gave Republicans a 65 percent chance of winning the majority, Leo put it a 55 percent and FiveThirtyEight had it just under 55 percent."
It will take a political earthquake of some kind to prevent the Republicans from gaining at least six seats in the Senate come November. The signs are all there for at least a seven seat gain, and quite possibly eight seats or more. It's looking dire for the Dems.
"The odds of Republicans winning the Senate are growing"
"All three major election forecasting models saw an uptick in the likelihood of Republicans winning the six seats they need to retake the Senate majority over the past week, movement largely due to the party's strengthened chances in Alaska, Colorado and Iowa.
The most bullish model for Republicans is Washington Post's Election Lab, which, as of Monday morning, gives the GOP a 76 percent chance of winning the majority. Leo, the New York Times model, pegs it at 67 percent while FiveThirtyEight shows Republicans with a 60 percent probability. A week ago, Election Lab gave Republicans a 65 percent chance of winning the majority, Leo put it a 55 percent and FiveThirtyEight had it just under 55 percent."
It will take a political earthquake of some kind to prevent the Republicans from gaining at least six seats in the Senate come November. The signs are all there for at least a seven seat gain, and quite possibly eight seats or more. It's looking dire for the Dems.