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Buckroofing presents Kevin Keatsman has issues.

It's a little hard to say whether our lead on this episode of KKHI is going to make you feel better or a whole lot worse about the elections

because I don't really know how to feel about this myself.

Now, I'm a half-full guy, all right?

So I'm going to see the positive of this and speak about the positive of this,

but it is a pretty significant number as we're on, as of Thursday morning, we're still waiting

to get all of the House races tallied. And everybody believes this will be Republican

control and they will probably lead by about 15 to 20. They currently hold a 23 point margin

with what, 30 some seats left to be decided. So they've got a nice lead here on

the tallies so far. It looks like the House is going to be comfortably Republican, not Red Wave

Republican. And there are all kinds of different paths to the Senate being Republican held,

which is all good news, despite the fact that we've all

been hanging our heads and lamenting all this since Tuesday night. But here comes the Whopper, folks.

And I can't believe this is not more widely reported because I had not seen this until Thursday morning.

And this was deep dive material for me. This was a little harder to find. This is pretty remarkable.

Okay, here we go. House of representative votes nationwide. This is every House race. All four 35 of them, right?

Or four, yeah, four, yeah, four 35 of them. In the House races, Republicans have over a 6 million

vote lead nationwide. That is 52.3% to 46.2%. That is a freaking beatdown. It may not sound like it

in a nationwide race. A 6 million vote general election

advantage for the House of Representatives is way more than the polls suggested, which said,

remember the generic poll ballot? The House of Representatives generic poll. Three point lead by the

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