The pieces remaining on the state House chess board are slowly declining. A couple months ago, as many as 20-some seats were possible-wins for either party, but political inertia being what it is, both Republicans and Democrats have cut their losses to where we are now. Based on where the R's and D's are spending their money, it's down to about eight seats, unless/until one side or the other makes an unexpected play somewhere else. Obviously, smaller state House seats are more volatile than Senate or Congressional seats. Upsets can and do happen. But the battleground has significantly narrowed. These
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