12 House Races That Forecasters See Going Different Ways
An analysis of race ratings from 10 election forecasters found 12 contests where some favor the Democratic candidate while others favor the Republican.
Ten reputable election forecasters have differing opinions on the outcome of 12 U.S. House races. These races include Alabama's 2nd congressional district, Colorado's 5th, Kentucky's 6th, Michigan's 10th, New York's 17th, Ohio's 7th, Pennsylvania's 1st, Texas' 15th and 35th, Virginia's 1st and 5th, and Wisconsin's 1st. Alabama's 2nd district is a point of contention between SCB and ST, who both rate it as a toss-up, while the remaining eight forecasters favor Republican Rhett Marques.
Similarly, Colorado's 5th district has SCB predicting a Democratic win, while multiple forecasters, including FNPR and TE, lean toward the Republican incumbent Rep. Jeff Crank. The analysis examined ratings from 10 reputable forecasters, which included the Cook Political Report, Decision Desk HQ, FiftyPlusOne, Fox News Power Rankings, Inside Elections, Race to the WH, Sabato’s Crystal Ball, Silver Bulletin’s FLIPR Deluxe model, Split Ticket, and The Economist.
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