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In total, 21 seats are rated as tossups with 12 of these being held by Democrats and only nine by Republicans.

Not bound by any if limitations in the state constitution. the other side says that that is a delegation to the legislature, but the legislature can mean anything that is in the law making process of that state, so the gubernatorial veto and judicial review. so the immediate question is whether this house map in north carolina stands, but there could be broad or consequences as we get toward 2024. paul: dan, some of the commentary on this from the political left in particular has been, i should say, hyperbolic in the sense saying democracy itself is in jeopardy if they, the justices read the e...

Them more competitive. by looking at the house map, the other thing i point to, that speaks to the candidate quality, the independent vote, the exit polls, independent voters trended toward democrats by 2 points and if you look at a share of voters who somewhat disapprove of the top president biden is doing tended toward democrats by four points and those are remarkable figures when the issue set should have played toward republican hands, the crime and inflation figures that are elevated, 7.7% year over year was the report that came days after election day and voters made distinctions and loo...

Only for a house majority but to knock off the very prominent democrat and the deputy of the speaker nancy pelosi. so, jake, as we go back to you, we are still working on a house map. it looks okay for the republicans but it does not look like a blowout. >> not necessarily. not and we have another big projection for you right now. cnn is projecting that in the state of new hampshire, live free or die, democratic incumbent senator maggie hassan we'll be reelected, defeating retired general don bolduc. maggie hassan will be reelected, cnn is projecting. this is a seat that republicans thought th...

Homestretch. >> but when the money, and where they're spending it, speaks the loudest. >> a really fascinating house map, taking shape here, as we head into election day. but look, the other thing that's important to follow, in addition to the money, is the surrogates. where are these parties putting their headliners in the walkup to election day, look no further than how the first lady spent part of her weekend, in sean patrick maloney's district, happens to be my hometown, clearly a sign that this is a place where democrats and republicans both are putting their resources ahead of eave elect...