According to pollsters, Democrats are poised to wrest control of the House from Republicans, who’ve managed to hold it for 8 years, while Republicans are about as likely to maintain their majority in the Senate, possibly even picking up a seat or two. But have the pollsters accounted for what analysts are calling a particularly “unusual” election, which features historic early voting turnout and what many believe will be unprecedented numbers of “non-usual” voters?
“This is not a normal election,” voting analyst and University of Florida Professor Michael McDonald told Politico in reference to voter turnout. “The best guess is that we’re looking at some sort of hybrid midterm/presidential election.”
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