Taking all the modern midterm elections starting with the Eisenhower administration the average number of seats lost by the majority party, the average was -23.6 in the House and -3.4 in the Senate with a weighted average of -38.578 seats.
Such an average is not statistically exact. So if one calculates the average accuracy to a probability of 95% the means fall between an accuracy range. These ranges are losing between -35.43 seats to -11.77 seats in the House. The range is losing -5.798 to -1.002 seat in the Senate. This works out to a weighted range from -44.07 to -4.53.
In conclusion the Republicans lost what was historically expected in the House. However with a gain of 2 in the Senate, the Republicans can be said to have had a mild-wave win in the Senate. The net weighted House and Senate change can be said to be pretty much center up on the expected turnover range for Congress in a modern midterm election.
NO BLUE WAVE AND BETTER THAN COULD BE EXPECTED IN THE SENATE.
Finally midterm results_ I think
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