I like the tilt feature

What?

Tossup leaves too much uncertainty

That's how elections work though

They're basically never certain.

You're right but I like it.

Some professional predictions already use tilt anyway.

So this is a necessary feature IMO

The real issue is that it's not on anything but the gubernatorial races.

So now we have

Tossup, tilt, lean, likely, and safe?

yes

Not guna lie

kinda gay.

What's gay is not having tilt for Senate, House, or 2020 POTUS

^this

http://www.270towin.com/2018-governor-election/DaV5

Alright, gonna reform my ratings now.

@Pielover19 What's your justification for Arizona being likely GOP?

Since the RCP avg. is only +3 to Ducey.

And his approval ratings are abysmal.

tilt imo

@[Lex] The far-left is leading in Arizona Democratic primary polls atm.

Farley?

@Nuke Why is MN tilting Republican.

Yeah, the rcp average has Farley vs. Ducey.

Nope. Farley is losing the primary.

And I'm pretty sure every poll I've seen for WI has Walker losing by near double digits.

Nonetheless, Ducey has a history of reliably outperforming pre-election polling.

David Garcia is winning in the primary polls by a consistent margin of over 20 points.

I see.

Then I understand the rating if it is correct.

He's currently winning in the general election polls, but the majority of them have been internal polls by his own campaign.

So the Tennessee primary elections are tomorrow also.

The one other poll, by Gravis, otherwise had Garcia winning, but with a margin of error three times larger than his lead, and 17% undecided.

TN is an open primary also, so don't be too disheartened if the Democrats' turnout appears energised.

Did you ping me for Nuke'

s map?

Oh, sorry. I must've pinged the wrong person.

Could I see the RS gubernatorial map?

Oh.