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12 House Ratings Changes: Democrats Are More Likely Than Not to Win Majority

By Nathan L. Gonzales and D.A. Banks

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Roll Call elections analyst Nathan L. Gonzales has a dozen updates to his House ratings, all in favor of Democrats. Watch the video for more on Republicans’ efforts this September to discredit Democrats in key races as the midterm election is now just seven weeks away. Here’s a full list of the ratings changes: • Florida’s 6th District from Solid Republican —> Likely Republican • Florida’s 7th from Leans Democratic —> Likely Democratic • Florida’s 15th from Solid Republican —> Likely Republican • Iowa’s 1st from Toss-up —> Tilts Democratic • Iowa’s 3rd from Tilts Republican —> Toss-up • Kansas’ 3rd from Tilts Republican —> Toss-up • Maine’s 2nd from Leans Republican —> Tilts Republican • Minnesota’s 7th from Likely Democratic —> Solid Democratic • New Jersey’s 3rd from Tilts Republican —> Toss-up • New Mexico’s 2nd from Leans Republican —> Tilts Republican • New York’s 27th from Likely Republican —> Leans Republican • North Carolina’s 2nd from Likely Republican —> Leans Republican

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