I sure hope the tortoise was right.
By Liz Sidoti (CP) – 7 hours ago
WASHINGTON — Democrats have all but written off at least three Senate seats and at least six House seats as they embark on a final-weeks advertising push to minimize congressional election losses.
In the one-month dash to Election Day, both parties are zeroing in on races they have the best chances of winning, recalibrating strategies and shifting advertising money by the day. The state of play could change repeatedly between now and Nov. 2.
Control of Congress and the outlook for President Barack Obama's agenda is at stake this election. About 60 or more House races are competitive, mostly for seats now held by Democrats. Republicans need to win 40 to take control. Of the 37 Senate races, about a dozen are close. The magic number for the Republicans to take a Senate majority is 10.
A month to Election Day, Dems all but write off 3 Senate seats and at least 6 House races