If you listen to some election prognosticators, you get the sense that the 2008 election is already over. It sometimes seems as if the only questions left are whether the Democrats will have 60 Senate seats and if so, how long it will take to approve single-payer health care. Political analyst Stu Rothenberg pens a piece at Roll Call (subscription required) that explains one reason why such expectations are premature–at least with regard to the House of Representatives:

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