district of arizona. and in the sixth district to where it s now republican, but it s going to 3500. it s interesting as democrats are now gunning for a statewide suite in arizona, is very possible they can go four for four in the statewide offices. the other news out of tonight in arizona concerns control for the house. in two districts that the democrats i think really, if they want to stick together to 18 scenario, maybe slipping away from them at the same time. steve, in terms of the overall status of the house, again, this is not an exact science, but in terms of the remaining house races around the country that are still undecided, do you suspect that we re going to have enough results, races potentially called tonight in any of those races? i m thinking about whether or not we re gonna be looking at a projection of house control by one of the two parties sometime soon. i, mean what you can see
coming in than kari lake was. republicans are feeling better about their standing in the first district of arizona and in the 6th district, too.st democrats are now gunning for a statewide sweep in arizona. it s very possible they could go 4 for 4 in those statewide offices. the other news out of arizona concerns control for the house. in two districts that the democrats really if they want to stitch together a 218 scenario, it may be slipping away from them at the same time. steve, in terms of the overall status of the house, again, this is not an exact science but in terms of the remaining house races around the country that are still undecided, do you expect we ll have enough results, that we ll have races potentially called tonight in any of those races? i m thinking about whether or
races. it s a steep hill. it could go through a couple of them quickly. keeping that math in mind that republicans need seven from this list, there s a couple there s a bunch here, actually, where they seem very well positioned. fifth district of oregon, most of the vote is in. more than a 7,000 vote lead for the republican right there. 22nd district of new york. not much left to come there. california s 45th district, about two-thirds of the vote is in. michelle steel the republican leading there. 27th district of california, the republican up double digit. the democrat all but conceded the race on twitter yesterday. again, new vote came in over the weekend. the republican in a close race but he extended his lead and the biggest problem for democrats right now is the first district
give you a couple of examples here democrats have a number of districts on this list, for instance, the second district of maine, where they are in the league, and where things look promising for them. the second district of new mexico, it s very close, but democrats are in a league. there are a number of places where democrats seem opposition. another one surprisingly is the third district of washington, this had been a republican held seat. jamie herrera butler, the republican who voted to impeach donald trump, lost the primary and still with much of the vote in, but the democrats have a real chance of picking this one off. this is the kind of district that democrats are performing better than expectations and i put them in contention for the house. but they need to win races like that, and that they need to pull a full upsets of. they need to win in a few places where right now they are trailing in the tally. we re certainly going into the election, they were not in favor in place
i think that besides appointing judges, this will be an important, important priority for the senate, they have to find a way to pass a bill that would protect voting rights, like the john lewis voting rights act and also deal with the campaign finance. we can t continue, again, allowing hundreds of millions of dollars to actually select the people that are going to serve in these elections. i think that there are three big through lines were following today in my opinion, david. i think we re looking to see if control of the senate, we re watching house numbers, i think we re talking about the legislative agenda, depending on who is in control. i also think that there is this big outstanding question about donald trump s influence on the republican party. we have seen how that has borne out for the candidates that he handpicked and endorsed. he has not proven yet he is able to pick a candidate that can flip a competitive district. but as you and i talked about,