"Looking into My Crystal Ball at the Midterm Election 2022 GOVT 101" S 1 EP 7
Citizen legislators, let's get into it about the 2022 midterm elections. We are four weeks until the general election. All I can say is there’s a lot riding on this, specifically our democracy. This is a prelude to the 2024 presidential election. Key in on Senate races in GA, NC, NV, PA, and WI. A few of the outliner House races let's see what Cook Political Report is saying and Larry Sabato’s Crystal Ball from UVA Center of Politics.
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I am the host, Crystal Ellerbe. I live, breathe, eat, and sleep politics. I’ve done two tours of duty in the US Senate and one tour of duty in the US House. I had the privilege of working in state and local governments, corporate America, and several lobbying firms in Washington, DC.
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2022 Election Forecast: Ratings, Predictions & Key Races (politico.com)
The Economist’s 2022 Senate forecast | The Economist
2022 Senate Race ratings | Cook Political Report
2022 House Race ratings | Cook Political Report
Cook Political Report 2022 House Ratings - 270toWin
Half of voters motivated by demise of Roe v. Wade, poll finds (axios.com)
Four Weeks to Go – Sabato's Crystal Ball (centerforpolitics.org)
2022 Midterm Elections Tracker | Morning Consult
Senate Ratings | Inside Elections
Kornacki: Republicans have moved ahead in generic ballot but only slightly (msnbc.com)
