Inside Elections: History and Reality Suggest 2018 Will Be Good for House Democrats

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Inside Elections: History and Reality Suggest 2018 Will Be Good for House Democrats

By Thomas McKinless

Posted May 24, 2017 at 8:18pm

By Thomas McKinless and Nathan L. Gonzales

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Roll Call’s elections analyst Nathan L. Gonzales gives his 18-months-out take on the landscape for the 2018 House races, changing his ratings for 19 races— all in favor of the Democrats.

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