Cross tab Twitter is really losing its mind at the moment over the New York Times

C. Unipole that came out this morning. Yeah, put it in the average put it in the average

The problem is though we don't have cross tab averages so people

There's a reason for that because they're not reliable enough. I mean you wouldn't want to like

You know, you don't want to give heroin away at like a AA meeting, you know, you know, yeah

For me just like a little bit more. I'm not sure what we don't want to give the addicts the thing that they're addicted to

You know, you gotta you gotta we them off it

Hello and welcome to the 538 politics podcast. I'm Galen Druke

There are three weeks until election day and Republicans have a 72% chance of winning the house and Democrats have a 65% chance of keeping the Senate

Those odds have moved very slightly in Republicans favor since the last time we talked today

We are going to zoom in on the race for the house

The house can be a bit harder to wrap your head around in the Senate because there are somewhere in the range of 50

Potentially competitive districts spread all across the country

We're going to spotlight a handful of bell-weather districts to keep an eye on and talk about some of the broader dynamics at play

What types of districts are competitive? What are the issues being debated?

before that though

This I'm moving to Canada

That refrain has become something of a stereotype

Particularly amongst liberals and Google searches on how to move to Canada do actually spike based on political outcomes like the Dodd's decision this summer

But do people actually follow through the idea of political migration came up on last week's podcast in particular

Between liberal and conservative states

So today we're going to try to get to the bottom of how common it really is here with me to discuss this editor in chief needs silver

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