There's a lot riding on this year's midterm elections. Of course, political consultants and media pundits say that every election year, if for no other reason than to justify their own often inflated salaries. But this time around even the most cynical among us see the importance of Tuesday, November 6.
Democrats only need to flip 23 seats to take the House, and Republicans hold the Senate by just two seats. Depending on who you follow, Democrats are either headed for a historic return to Congressional power in November, or Republicans will somehow hold the line. As you might expect, the anti-Trump crowd confidently predicts the former, while GOP supporters maintain the latter.
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