Forecasting every state in the ‘26 midterms, county-by-county.

Hyattsville, MD
Joined March 2026
Countylineforecast.com now active! Browse all senate battleground states, county-by-county. I’ll be updating the site every few days, adding cool new features as we go!
Countylineforecast.com website now active! Just the preview page for now, but might add a few sneak peaks before 5/1 😉
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Full transparency, because I try to be fair and balanced, (unlike our MAGA friends): Thru noon, Rs are crushing the IPEV for Monday. This is what you want to see if you want Reps to claw back towards their normal margins before Eday. As others have noted, the rest of the day favors Dems, so we’ll see what the final margin is for Reps, but they’re showing up today.
For comparison, mail is 0.1 point and 0.2 points bluer this cycle compared to 2024 and 2022 respectively. But IPEV is is nearly 12 points (‘24) and 14 points (‘22) bluer this cycle. County comparisons below:
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Or….maybe, just maybe…Dems are showing up to vote in droves and low propensity Reps are staying home?
Thats terrible for dems. Theyre always gang busters on Sundays. Showing theyre about out of votes.
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County Line Forecast retweeted
Mail ballots percentages each day in Clark County, NV as of right now.
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Replying to @Mike10285
Maybe. I've been hearing "Republicans will DOMINATE in early voting tomorrow...the day after...the day after that" for some time. The real issue, though, is that with the aggressive GOP redistricting, you have more marginal seats now that could use every GOP vote they can.
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County Line Forecast retweeted
Nebraska U.S. Senate General Poll ⬜ Osborn (I) 48% 🟥 Ricketts (R) 41% Nebraska Governor General Poll 🟦 Walz (D) 43% 🟥 Pillen (R) 40% Concord Public Opinion Partners — Education Reform Now Advocacy (D) (Oct 15–18, 500 LV)
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He apparently didn’t read the few lines above that graphic, however. That YouGov poll shows DEMS leading in “definitely will vote or have already voted.” And those those who “may or may not” vote is led by Reps. It doesn’t take a PhD to realize he’s making the case for the Dem enthusiasm gap and doesn’t even know it 😂😂😂
Lmfao a lot of people will be disappointed on this website Nov 3 and it’s important to mock them
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I've been asked about early voting analysis. The dilemma I have is that my platform is big enough such that being too blunt can have an effect on morale. I'll push out new states and tools out to my website soon, but won't announce them here on 𝕏. I will be giving @realJeremyCarl my predictions a week in advance so he can hold me accountable after Election Day. You MUST turn out and bring their friends, and brace yourself on election night. Even TX is going to be a fight.
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MICHIGAN Early Vote Day 1 🗳️ 🔵 Kamala counties are running at 66% of their 2024 Day 1 EV 🔴 Trump counties are running at 45% of their 2024 Day 1 EV
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Here we go with the cannibalizing argument again. This is the exact cope Dems had in the 2024 election.
Dallas county is already at 339k in EIP alone. 633k voted EIP in 2024. There’s very few Dem 3/4 4/4 votes left now. Lots of people will gaslight you on the left and right that the metros will not crash this week but they will and when they do remember I am always right
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New - Generic ballot poll 🔵 Democratic 53% 🔴 Republican 45% YouGov (B) - LV - 10/23
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For comparison, mail is 0.1 point and 0.2 points bluer this cycle compared to 2024 and 2022 respectively. But IPEV is is nearly 12 points (‘24) and 14 points (‘22) bluer this cycle. County comparisons below:
Today was a very very good day for Democrats in Florida. IPEV was R+6 , nearly 7 points bluer than yesterday, and 16 points bluer than Day 6 of EV in 2024. The result: Democrats maintain a narrow early vote lead. We are nearly halfway through the early voting period.
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Do you know how bad EV needs to be for Reps for mainstream pundits to start saying stuff like this?
We don’t know if the early vote will be predictive bc all Reps could just be waiting to vote until Elec Day. What this means in practice is that to win, the GOP will have to have the most successful EDay mobilization operation in modern history — and that it’s completely stealth
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Preparing for a horde of @elonmusk bots
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I overlaid county boundaries of the greater Houston area onto the 2024 results map and put @BethVanGreene’s awesome map side by side to see where the votes are coming from. Generally the high turnout zones closely mirror Houston’s blue or purple areas. You can see the high turnout clearly in the majority Black and Hispanic areas of east and south Houston Also, LOOK at the heavily Republican suburbs. Minus a few outliers, they line up almost perfectly with the areas of lowest turnout relative to 2024. I wouldn’t read too much into it yet, but through 5 days, Dem enthusiasm appears to be surging while Rep enthusiasm is clearly lagging.
Here’s a precinct map comparing the first five days of IPEV in the Houston Metro area to the first five days of IPEV in 2024.
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#ElectionTwitter Johnson County, KS IPEV overperformance each day vs 2024: Day 1: R+1 to D+35 (D+36) Day 2: R+10 to D+16 (D+26) Day 3: R+14 to D+10 (D+24) Day 4: R+17 to D+3 (D+20) Day 5: R+18 to D+1 (D+19) Day 6: R+16 to D+3 (D+19) Day 7: R+3 to D+16 (D+19)
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Nevada In-person early voting today is R+0.3 so far Dems are up nearly 15,000 votes statewide
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Dem turnout leading Rep turnout by 7% in FL, which has kept them clinging to around a 2k lead thru Saturday. Interesting to see Indy turnout so low.
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Early in-person, Clark County, NV (SoS) 10/24/2026 - 3:15 pm PT Dem 4,122 (40.7%) Rep 3,546 (35.0%) Other 2,450 (24.2%) Total 10,118 Dem +5.7% (2024 Rep +11.4) (2022 Rep +16.8) Likely Dems' best day yet. D+17 vs 2024, D+23 vs 2022 so far.
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This man continues to try and dunk on the left, knowing full well Dallas County’s minority areas are FAR outpacing majority white areas across the county. And look at Tarrant county. The only area that’s outpacing 2024 is the majority Dem core.
South Dallas turnout will be down about 40-50% from yesterday. Gonna be a scorcher for @admcrlsn on his favorite chart tomorrow
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