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Inside Elections: What You Need to Know About the House 2018 Landscape

By Nathan L. Gonzales
Posted March 10, 2017 at 6:18pm

By Nathan Gonzales and Michael Cades

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The 2018 midterms are coming, and while the initial Senate mapmight not look great for Democrats, the House is a different story, says Roll Call’s Elections Analyst Nathan L. Gonzales. Find out what his initial race ratings are for 2018 House races and what history could tell us about potential outcomes for the balance of the chamber. Also visit Roll Call’s Election Guide.

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