House Race: Historic Close
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•How Democrats could take the House
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Democrats start with a one -seat disadvantage created by new maps.
21 Republican seats are competitive, with 15 of them being toss-ups or already favoring Democrats .
Eight vulnerable Republicans are in districts in the deep blue states New York and California .
Democrats have fewer races in the toss-up category: 11 , compared with 15 for Republicans .
Democrats in general feel better about their chances than Republicans , but this is still anyone’s game.
A small shift in presidential momentum could have a big effect down the ballot for control of the House .
Thanks to slow counting in California , we are unlikely to know the fate of the chamber on election night .
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