Yale's Professor Ray C. Fair's economic-based election model projects Republicans will win the generic congressional vote by seven points and will pick up around forty seats in the House.

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JUST IN: Kathy Griffin’s Twitter account has been suspended after she made numerous fake post impersonating Elon Musk. “Going forward, any Twitter handles engaging in impersonation without clearly specifying ‘parody’ will be permanently suspended,” Musk declared.

Biden, on the eve of the midterms, is headed to New York tonight to campaign for Hochul, a state the President won by 23 points in 2020.

Lee Zeldin is within striking distance in New York. The 2021 New Jersey Governor’s race was the canary in the coal mine. Even in many dark blue districts, Democrats are in for a knife fight on Tuesday.

This one is for the history books.

BREAKING: Whoopi Goldberg announces she will leave Twitter.

Because Democrats have governed so radically, tomorrow night Maimi-Dade is likely to flip. Plus, Republicans will likely flip some of the following governorships:

- Maine
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- New York
- Nevada
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Wisconsin

BREAKING: Katy Perry is voting for Republican Rick Caruso for LA Mayor.

This just shows you just how bad things have gotten. That a Left-wing celebrity would not only vote R -- but then publicly post it is something else. You could say the energy is shifting.

NEW YORK (Reuters) — A federal judge in New York temporarily suspended many parts of the state's new gun restrictions on Monday to allow members of a gun-owners' rights group to continue their lawsuit challenging the new law as unconstitutional.

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TRUMP: “Tomorrow [at the polls] you have to crush the Communists.”

ABC News: GOP leads will dwindle, or crumble completely, after perceived "dumps" of votes are recorded by state election officials who count mail-in and absentee ballots in the days -- or even weeks -- following Election Day.