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Election Projection 10-28-06

Posted on : 29-10-2006 | By : Jim Lynch | In : 2006, Congress, House, Senate

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Scott Elliott has posted the most recent update at Election Projection. It shows the GOP up by one seat in the Senate (51-47-2) and down by three in the house (216-219-0).

I will update this when he posts his analysis later tonight.

UPDATE: Scott’s projection analysis is now posted.

At 51-49 and with the races in Virginia, Missouri, and Tennessee still up for grabs, that majority is by no means a sure bet. However, recent indicators have moved Montana and Maryland into the toss-up category as well, bolstering their prospects of keeping control of the upper chamber.

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