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Open Thread: Election Predictions

You've read all the analysis, listened to all the pundits, and scanned the polls.  Here's your chance to don your political prognosticator cap and offer your
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predictions for the 2010 midterm elections.

I'll kick things off:

House: GOP gains 53 seats, winning a majority.

Senate: GOP gains 8 seats, flirting with the majority but falling just short.

I've made these predictions publicly on air and in print, so I won't hedge or cheat by upping my House pick-up total to more closely mirror the predictions of some smart folks whose opinions I really respect.  Plus, I'm not sure I really want to.  The last few election cycles have imbued in me such a pessimistic streak, I can't bring myself to expect earth-shatteringly huge gains for the GOP.  I'll believe it if and when I actually see it.  And I just might.

Do I have too little faith?  Are all of the experts completely missing the boat--as they did in 1994?   Are rumors of Democratic ruin greatly exaggerated?

Predictions, please...

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