1 month ago | By Boston Herald
If control of the House of Representatives flips to the Republicans this fall, economist Jim Doti thinks he found the place driving the political change: the gas pump.
Chapman's veteran economic forecaster was trying see what historic economic, demographic or voting patterns factors might provide numerical hints for November's midterm elections where control of the House is at stake.
Doti's formula suggests Republicans will gain control of the House by flipping 53 of the legislative body's 435 seats to the GOP side of the political aisle in November. The flip isn't terribly stunning...
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