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Welcome to the three martini lunch.

Grab a stool next to Greg Corumbus of Radio America and Jim Garrity of National Review.

Three martinis coming up.

Very glad you're with us for the Monday edition of the three martini lunch.

Good, bad and crazy martinis for conservatives today and Jim.

Let's start with the good and one of the things that we've talked about from time to time

as we get ready for the midterm elections is, hey, where's that generic congressional ballot at?

There was a point where I think Republicans were up high single digits, which is really, really good.

Then Democrats edged in front a little bit.

Now I think Republicans are back in front by a little bit, but it's always a national generic ballot poll.

Well, as we have talked about in many episodes, most house seats aren't competitive.

So how do they look in the competitive seats?

ABC news did a poll of that. Good for them.

Among people living in congressional districts that are rated as at least somewhat competitive by ABC's 538,

which means neither solid Republican nor solid Democratic registered voters favor Republican candidates by a wide 55 to 34%.

Nearly as big as the Republican lead in solid districts at 24%.

Democrats lead by 35 points and solid Democratic districts pointing to a potential overvote where they're most prevalent.

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