Election Guide 2018 | Roll Call

Last updated April 16, 2018


Roll Call’s 2018 Election Guide


Your road map to the state-by-state battles that will decide the balance of power in Washington. Inside Elections with Nathan Gonzales/Roll Call ratings are categorized to reflect the degree to which one party or the other is projected to win and do not reflect the closeness of the contest.


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NOTE: Democratic totals for the Senate include two independents.
Roll Call and CQ use ratings assigned by Inside Elections with Nathan Gonzales, which are defined as follows: SOLID: As of today, the party indicated is all but certain to win the seat. LIKELY: One candidate has a substantial advantage, but an upset is still possible. LEAN: The party indicated has the edge, but the outcome is less certain than for races rated as likely. TILT: The outcome is effectively regarded as a toss-up for each of these highly competitive seats, although the party indicated has a slight edge. TOSS-UP: Neither party has an edge in these contests.