Democrats to regain control of the US Presidency and US Senate.
Clinton 2016 states- 232.
AZ- 243ev/36. Kelly-D
CO- 243ev/37 Griswold-D
DE- 243ev/38 Coons-D
IL- 243ev/39 Durbin-D
ME- 247ev/40 Gideon-D
MA- 247ev/41 Warren-D
MI- 263ev/42 Peters-D
MN- 263ev/43 Smith-D
NH- 263ev/44 Shaheen-D
NJ- 263ev/45 Booker-D
NM- 263ev/46 Lujan-D
NC- 278ev/47 Cunningham-D
OR- 278ev/48 Merkley-D
RI- 278ev/49 Reed-D
VA- 278ev/50 Warner-D

US Senate
Republican- Russell Fagg-R
US House
Democratic- John Heenan-D

US Senate
Democratic- Bob Menendez-D 58% Lisa McCormick-D 42%
Could McCormick-D pull an upset?
Republican- Bob Hugin-R
US House District 2
Democratic- Jeff Van Drew-D
Republican- Hirsh Singh-R vs Seth Grossman-R
US House District 5
Republican- Steve Lonegan-R vs John McCann-R
US House District 7
Democratic- Tom Malinowski-D
US House District 11
Democratic- Mikie Sherrill-D
Republican- Antony Ghee-R vs Peter De Neufville-R vs Jay Webber-R

US Senate
Republican- Roger Wicker-R
Democratic- Omeria Scott-D vs David Baria-D
US House District 3
Republican- Perry Parker-R

Governor
Republican- Kay Ivey-R
Democrat- Sue Bell Cobb-D vs Walter Maddox-D
US House District 2
Republican- Martha Roby-R vs Barry Moore-R

Without CA
1)AZ-2
2)CO-6
3)FL-26
4)FL-27
5)IL-6
6)IL-12
7)IA-1
8)KS-2
9)KS-3
10)MI-11
11)MN-2
12)MN-3
13)NE-2
14)NJ-2
15)NJ-7
16)NJ-11
17)NY-19
18)NY-22
19)NC-9
20)PA-1
21)PA-5
22)PA-6
23)PA-7
24)PA-17
25)TX-23
26)VA-10
27)WA-8
28)WI-1
Democrats lose
27)PA-14
26)MN-1
25)MN-8

Governor
CA Governor
Gavin Newsom-D vs John Cox-R
Gavin Newsom-D vs Antonio Villaraigosa-D
IA Governor
Kim Reynolds-R vs Fred Hubbell-D
NM Governor
Steve Pearce-R vs Michelle Lujan Grisham-D
SD Governor
Kristi Noem-R vs Billie Sutton-D
US Senate
CA US Senate
Diane Feinstein-D vs Kevin DeLeon-D
Diane Feinstein-D vs Erin Cruz-R
MT US Senate
Jon Tester-D vs Matt Rosendale-R
NJ US Senate
Bob Menendez-D vs Bob Hugin-R
NM US Senate
Martin Heinrich-D vs Mick Rich-R
US House
CA-10
Jeff Denham-R vs Michael Eggman-D/Josh Harder-D
CA-25
Steve Knight-R vs Brian Caforio-D
CA-39
Gil Cisneros-D vs Andy Thorburn-D
Gil Cisneros-D vs Young Kim-R
CA-45
Mimi Walters-R vs Katie Porter-D
CA-48
Dana Rohrabacher-R vs Scott Baugh-R
Dana Rohrabacher-R vs Hans Keirstead-D
CA-49
Diane Harkey-R vs Rocky Chavez-R
Diane Harkey-R vs Doug Applegate-D

Solid Democratic
CA(Feinstein-D) 24
CT(Murphy-D) 25
DE(Carper-D) 26
HI(Hirono-D) 27
ME(King-I/D) 28
MD(Cardin-D) 29
MA(Warren-D) 30
MN(Klobuchar-D) 31
NM(Heinrich-D) 32
NY(Gillibrand-D) 33
RI(Whitehouse-D) 34
VT(Sanders-I/D) 35
VA(Kaine-D) 36
WA(Cantwell-D) 37
Solid Republican
MS(Wicker-R) 43
NE(Fischer-R) 44
UT(Romney-R) 45
WY(Barrasso-R) 46
Likely Democratic
MI(Stabenow-D)38
MN(Smith-D)39
NJ(Menendez-D)40
OH(Brown-D)41
PA(Casey-D)42
WI(Baldwin-D)43
Likely Republican
MS(Hyde Smith-R)47
Lean Democratic
AZ(Sinema-D)44
MT(Tester-D) 45
WV(Manchin-D)46
Lean Republican
TX(Cruz-R)48
Slight Democratic
FL(Nelson-D)47
IN(Donnelly-D)48
MO(McCaskill-D)49
NV(Rosen-D)50
ND(Heitkamp-D)51
TN(Bredesen-D)52

Lt Governor- Mike Collier-D
Attorney General- Justin Nelson-D
Comptroller- Joi Chevalier-D
State Land Commissioner- Miguel Suazo-D
State Agricultural Commissioner- Kim Leon-D
State Railroad Commissioner- Roman McAllen-D

Brown-D is leading by a 48-34 percent margin.
Cordray-D is trailing by a 34-40 percent margin.

Does Sherrod Brown-D have any coattails to help Richard Cordray?