Turtlesoup
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What are you babbling about. Historically, the party out of power in off elections wins seats both in the house and the Senate----a large number of seats. IN 2018, the dems picked up a few seats to get the house, but lost seats in the Senate. 2018 was thusly a huge loss for the dems.You all said crap like this in 2018. How'd it work out?
Oh, that's right. The Democrats won bigger than expected. The polls undersampled Democrats.
Now, back in reality, Trump is gettting a much smaller share of the R-vote and the D-vote this year. Biden is getting a bigger share. Trump voters are much less energized this year. Anyone can see that Trump lawn signs and flags are few and far between compared to 2016.