On the eve of Election Day, top forecasters Larry Sabato and Dave Wasserman reveal major final-hour shifts moving both Texas and Michigan to “Lean Dem.” Sabato points to James Talarico’s “brilliant campaign” against a deeply fractured Texas Republican party. In Michigan, Wasserman highlights Abdul El-Sayed’s resilient polling advantage, which holds steady even after Democratic Representative Haley Stevens crossed party lines to endorse Republican Mike Rogers.
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