Happy Monday and welcome to the Bowenburg Podcast.

It is the day before the midterm elections.

It is November 7th.

Everybody is confidently making predictions, although I think it's safe to say, well,

by the way, a good morning will, Salahann.

Welcome back.

Hey, thanks, Charlie.

I think it's also safe to say that there seems to be a certain amount of anxiety among the

pollsters and the pundits and the predictors out there that they may not actually know

what's going on.

Yeah, well, there's uncertainty about the absolute level of where things stand race to race,

but there's, I think, a lot of certainty about the trend and about the wave.

I think so, although we can get into that.

I mean, I look, I'm not going to argue against the conventional wisdom here that this is

going to be a Republican win.

It was your point about the counter waves, right?

That there's possibly other things, waves within waves that may surprise us.

Tomorrow and I, I mean, there's a couple of cautionaries.

It's number one.

I mean, we will get a pretty good idea, I think, early on how things are going when you get

some of those bell-weather congressional districts out of Virginia that everybody's focused

on, Luria, Abigail, Spanberger.

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