The US midterm elections are just around the corner, with republicans to vote on Tuesday, democrats on Wednesday
Projections have Republicans expanding their majority in the Senate thanks to few republicans being up for reelection and a number of democrats defending seats held in states that the God Emperor carried in 2016 and remains popular.
The House of Representatives, in which every seat is up for grabs democrats are expected to gain a narrow majority.
For the past year Democrats have been touting a Blue Wave as a number of republican have chosen to not seek reelection, most prominently Paul Ryan, Speaker of the House and 2012 vice presidential candidate. However over the last month after the Democrats viciously slandered now Supreme Court Bret Kavanaugh, polls have tightened and Republicans look to be avoiding the kind of massive defeat that both Bill Clinton and Barack Obama suffered in their first terms and George W. Bush suffered in his second.
Races I'm watching
Indiana - Democrat Joe Donnelly is defending his seat against Mike Braun. If Donnelly loses he can blame his party's slander of Kavanaugh. Polls show a deadlock
Texas - Zodiac Killer suspect Ted Cruz is fending off democrat Beto O'Rouke who has sucked up millions of democrat dollars and has been compared to JFK and Barack Obama for his youthful style. Gag me with a spoon.