North Carolina House: 77 Republicans; 43 Democrats. Winning formula: Maps + Money = Majority Wednesday, November 7, 2012 Vol. V, No. 41 3:13 pm NC House Races: Forecast vs Results In the new 120-member state House, Republicans will have 77 seats to 43 for Democrats. The John Davis Political Report Forecast was 73 Republicans,
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North Carolina House: 77 Republicans; 43 Democrats. Winning formula: Maps + Money = Majority
Wednesday, November 7, 2012 Vol. V, No. 41 3:13 pm
NC House Races: Forecast vs Results
In the new 120-member state House, Republicans will have 77 seats to 43 for Democrats. The John Davis Political Report Forecast was 73 Republicans, 47 Democrats.
- Republicans started with 25 candidates with no opposition
- Republicans won 44 of the 44 races in which they were projected as “Likely Winners”
- Republicans won 3 of the 4 races in which they were projected as “Favored”
- Republicans won 4 of the 8 races in which the Democrat was “Favored”
- Republicans won 1 of the 18 races in which the Democrat was the “Likely Winner”
Democrats started with 21 candidates with no opposition
- Democrats won 17 of the 18 races in which they were projected as “Likely Winners”
- Democrats won 4 of the 8 races in which they were projected as “Favored”
- Democrats won 1 of the 4 races in which the Republican was “Favored”
Click here to see all 120 House races with winners v/s forecasts.
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