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Republicans are confident the House GOP will retain its majority and that former President Trump , who is locked in a tight race with Vice President Harris , will win the White House .
Republicans are even more confident about their path to a Senate majority, given the difficult map for Democrats that has them defending several seats in states Trump is nearly certain to win.
Democrats are responding to the GOP optimism with confidence of their own with a stark fundraising advantage in the final weeks of the campaign.
Rep. Tony Gonzales (R- Texas ) said earlier this month that he did not think the GOP would keep control of the House .
Gonzales ’s comments surprised many of his GOP colleagues, though, who said they disagreed with his assessment.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) declined to make any predictions about how many seats Democrats might flip.
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