Washington primary was a D+11 swing from 2024 numbers. If it's a barometer for whiter wealthier seats, Democrats probably get a similar sized swing among poorer+diverse seats. If poor+diverse seats beat that swing meaningfully, wipeout scenario
Normally Indiana isn't close enough to be discussed this way but the GOP is lucky to have good geography there. I think Dems still only get 3/9 last night if the map was more nonpartisan. The 9-0 gerrymander would have failed, though
I think the weirdest example has to be Don Davis in NC, in one of the most hard-fought congressional races in the country, winning by roughly the same margin as Lakesha Womack, who effectively didn't run a campaign.