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CNN host Harry Enten told mainstream media viewers this week that Republicans are likely set to secure more governorships than Democrats in the upcoming midterm elections.
“Look at this, a majority, a majority, 26. That is, at this point, the number of governors that are expected at least tilting towards the Republican Party at this point. Democrats come in at just 20. The rest of the races are toss-up. Of course, you sum up to 50. And I will note that the Republicans right now hold a 26 to 24 gubernatorial seat advantage,” Enten said.
He added, “So at this point, it doesn’t look like Republicans on the net and the aggregate are actually going to lose any governorships. In fact, when you add in those toss-ups, they may gain. So this should stand as a major wake-up call to Democrats, because if there’s a wave building, it has not, at least at this point, hit the state level when it comes to governorships.”
The last time Democrats had more governorships than the GOP was in 2010 and it doesn’t look like they’ll be gaining any ground in the next slate of elections.
“This is a massive problem for Democrats, because as we mentioned at the top, a lot of the policy is determined on the state level. And if all of a sudden you can’t actually lead a majority of governorships, the executive branch on the state level, that means Republicans are in fact forming and implementing most of the policies in the states, and therefore a lot of the policies nationwide,” Enten explained.
While Democrats could gain ground in the House and Senate, Republicans taking a majority of governorships would allow the GOP to enact its agenda across most of the country.
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