New Senate: 51 Democrats 49 Republicans

	Strong Dem (46)
	Weak Dem (2)
	Barely Dem (3)
	Exactly tied (0)
	Barely GOP (1)
	Weak GOP (1)
	Strong GOP (47)
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Nov. 15

Pickups:

Missouri, Montana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Virginia

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News from the Votemaster

We are getting close to the end of the line now. I will keep posting sporadically, at least until all the House races are finalized. After that, I might post from time to time, but I am not going to consider all polls pitting the dozen Republicans running for President against the dozen Democrats running for President. Check back once in a while, then click on "Previous report" to go backward in time until you have seen everything you missed.

I am likely to do this again in 2008, but not seriously until we know who the presidential candidates are.

For a constant stream of political news, check Political Wire every day.

One race has just been called. According to the Hartford Courant, Joe Courtney (D) beat incumbent Rob Simmons (R) by 91 votes.

Projected New House: 231 Democrats 197 Republicans 7 Ties

Dem pickups: AZ-05 AZ-08 CA-11 CO-07 CT-02 CT-05 FL-16 FL-22 IA-01 IA-02 IN-02 IN-08 IN-09 KS-02 KY-03 MN-01 NC-11 NH-01 NH-02 NY-19 NY-20 NY-24 OH-18 PA-04 PA-07 PA-08 PA-10 TX-22 WI-08

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