Republicans are likely to pick up three to four House seats from redistricting advantages after a series of recent breakthrough victories, bolstering their already favorable prospects in this midterm election cycle.
That’s a major change from early April, when Democrats were on track to pick up one or two seats. Republicans dealt a titanic blow to that edge with a crucial court victory in New York Wednesday and an aggressive, GOP-friendly map enacted in Florida last week.
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