218 NEEDED FOR CONTROL 194 0 241 Solid Dem Lean Dem Toss Up Lean GOP Solid GOP 161 13 20D/16R 27 198 *See Our Seat-by-Seat Analysis* Lean Dem   Toss UP   Lean GOP CA25, CT2, NJ5, NM3, VA10, CA26, FL23, NJ11, PA6, CO7, NJ3, NM1, PA12   AK-AL (D), CA13 (R), CA49 (D), IL6 (D), IN1 (D), ME2 (D), MI8 (R), NV4 (R), NY17 (D), NY25 (D), OR6 (D), VA7 (D), AZ4 (R), CA22 (D), CT5 (R), IL13 (R), KS3 (R), MI3 (R), NC1 (D), NY3 (R), NY18 (D), OH9 (R), TX28 (R), CA9 (R), CA47 (D), GA2 (R), IL14 (D), MD6 (R), MI7 (R), NH2 (D), NY4 (D), NY19 (D), OR4 (D), PA8 (D), TX34 (R), WA8 (D)   AZ1, CA41, IA1, MN2, NH1, NV1, OH1, PA1, PA17, VA2, AZ6, CA45, IA3, NC13, NJ7, NV3, OH13, PA7, RI2, CA27, CO8, IL17, NE2, NM2, NY22, OR5, TX15 GENERIC CONGRESSIONAL VOTE The generic congressional vote has favored Rpublicans by a small margin over the last two months. This measure has traditionally trended toward the Democrats in every election, even elections that Republicans won. Any lead by Republicans in this poll bodes well for their chances to take the House. Only a quiet Democrat vote to counter the Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade could save them, but that vote tends to be well represented in the polls. Straight Poll Averages GOP +2.6 Freedom Window Projection GOP +3.1 Click here to see our voter turnout assumptions   Like our coverage? Like us on Facebook.   Follow me on Twitter