Consensus Electoral Map (No Toss-ups)
As of October 21, 2020
This map aggregates the ratings of nine organizations to come up with a consensus forecast for the 2020 presidential election.
The candidate with the higher net consensus score is shown as the winner of the state, regardless of the strength of that 'lead'. The goal is to reflect the winner-take-all nature of the vote in each state.
See the regular Consensus Electoral Map for a more granular look at the state of the presidential race.
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Cook Political Updates 12 House Ratings
The forecaster sees Democrats gaining between five and 15 seats in the 2020 election
The Road to 270: Iowa
After swinging sharply to Donald Trump in 2016, the state is among the most competitive in 2020. A closely-contested Senate race may help determine control of that chamber.
Interactive Map for the FiveThirtyEight House Forecast
Currently at 233 seats - 218 needed - Democrats have a high probability of retaining control after the 2020 election.
The Road to 270: Florida
The Sunshine State's competitiveness and large electoral bounty will once again play a pivotal role in the 2020 election.
Sabato's Crystal Ball Updates Election Outlook
Changes made to the electoral map, as well as to individual races for Senate, House and Governor.
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