Who will win the senate and house in election in 2006?
930508
Republicans take both
1010599
Dem or Rep doesn't matter.  Big Business and lobbyists rule this country.
708357
Neither side dominated.  Control of the senate will hinge on the outcome of the Virginia senate race between Webb and Allen.  Right now the Dem, Webb, is ahead but there will probably be a recount.
805980
i agree, but it's been a while since democrats have had control of congress. and don't forget they only control the house right now, it'll still be a while before all the votes for senate are counted and sorted out. here's to hoping for the senate!
728279
Currently it is Roy Blunt in the House, and Mitch McConnell in the Senate (Republicans).\n\nFor the Dems it WILL be James Clyburn in the House and Dick Durbin in the Senate.
905476
Screwed?\n\nIn U.S. elections, you're almost always talking about very small margins (both in individual races and in the total make-up of the legislature).\n\nThere is an exact 50/50 split between Democrats and Republicans in the Senate.  The House remains split 56/44--only with Democrats taking the lead position.  It's not as if Democrats won election in historic levels.  The country is just readjusting back to center (and corporate globalist aspirations will also now shift back to center--President Bush himself has said that the time for partisanship is over) after a brief foray in MILD partisan government.\n\nDon't raise the red flag just yet.
796025
I agree about the Senate. There has been a clear shift to the Reps the last few days. I also think Lieberman will join the Rep caucus. House is also getting closer, but I still think that odds favor the Dems. I've only recently learned how many ex reps are running as Dems. I'm not sure what this means. I think we will be in for a very long night.
118092
I've rigged up all the electronic voting machines so I can assure the GOP will have a win, and gain three more seats. \n\nMy guess is that if things keep going bad for the GOP, that they will lose seats in both the congress and the house, but it looks like the GOP, is starting to turn around some of the games the dems have been playing. For instance Harry Reids, link to dealings with Abramoff. Over the last seven years the Nation has become polarized, I think that the vote will be close unless something really dramatic happens.
836197
Bob Riley, almost certainly. He had a 30 point lead on his Democratic challenger, Lucy Baxley. Heck, the man has a 70% approval rating among Democrats. So it doesn't take a rocket scientist to determine who's going to win this one.
727402
Democrats won control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate; Donald Rumsfeld resigns.
825019
Well its Nov 8 at 3 am and the democrats win the house and it looks like the senate possibly but way to close to say for sure the fate depends on 3 states its so close I hope it doesn't wind up like it did in Florida with gore and bush again but this time in Virginia
743261
i don't recall the exact numbers but the consensus seems to be a dem takeover of the house, gop holds the senate...we'll see
915225
CONGRESS would be the answer until the new house gets sworn in.\n\nTHEN we'll see what real PROGRESS is.   The US will be out of IRAQ within the year.
1187707
It will be a Republican.  The Democrats won't even win mid-term elections.  They can't even decide among themselves on what they believe in.  Even James Carville, a huge Democratic political advisor, is concerned.  He even said so on Sean Hannity last week on the radio.  \n\nAnybody that says our economy is terrible and that the war in Iraq is a waste and is going badly are victims of listening to what the liberal biased media is spewing.  Instead they need to get their heads out of the liberal sand and look around.  A little research would go a long way as well.\n\nReality matters....vote Republican!!!
217622
I've been Liberal all my life and really want to see the Democrats take back both the House and Senate as well as the Presidency. However, unless the Democrats get their acts together and move closer to the middle they are destined to be a minority party and looking at another Republican in the White House in 08.  In answer to your question, NO, I do not believe Hilary can win, not because of her sex, but because she, in my opinion, is one of the problems with the Democratic Party. As of now, I think Mark Warner, former Governor of Virginia would be a good bet and a great candidate to take the White House back.
790560
DEMOCRATS.\n\nGo to Yahoo news. Democrats won control of the House, and now have control of the Senate. The Senate race from Virginia determined who won, a DEOMCRAT won the race, but they will have  are re-count later this month because he won by 7,000 votes.
905257
Even if they lose they will still be in Washington. They will just be in the minority. Truthfully both parties will move out of Washington. It is never to early for politicians to start campaigning for 2008. They don't really work any more they just run for office take vacations and vote to give themselves a raise. And that is bipartisan.