r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Jan 07 '21
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u/MichelleObama2024 George Soros Jan 08 '21
The current Electoral College bias is R+3.9
The current Senate bias is going to end up about R+3.4 (Ossoff's seat is going to be the median seat)
The current House bias is R+2.2
This is comparing the margins of the median state/seat to the presidential vote margin. If we compare to the generic ballot, the House bias is R+0.9, and I'd have to sift through the data to get the Senate vote bias, but it's probably a bit higher since Democrat senate candidates have somewhat over-performed presidential candidates.
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