The 23rd has flipped between the parties four times and had five incumbents during the 16-year period.
Jim Ellis
Ellis: Texas Data
Despite predictions of a “blue wave” hitting Texas and putting the state in play for Joe Biden, Republicans once again swept the competitive races.
Ellis: Looking at the House
Texas could be the key state in determining whether the Democrats will gain seats.
Ellis: The Trafalgar Effect
Routinely, Trafalgar’s data shows President Trump in better position than most pollsters because they attempt to quantify what is termed the “shy Trump voter.”
Ellis: The Tie Scenario
How would a tie in the Electoral College be resolved? The answer: in the House of Representatives.
Ellis: A Polling Comparison
This presidential race is beginning to show some of the same characteristics found in 2016.
Commentary: The Wild Polling Spectrum
With the nation in a state of upheaval, we can expect to see further divergence until societal habits begin to normalize.
Commentary: Texas Runoff Tomorrow
Texas’ extended runoff election cycle will finally come to a close tomorrow, after being postponed from May 26 due to coronavirus precautions.
Commentary: Another Vacancy
The eventual GOP nominee who emerges from the committee replacement process will have one of the easiest paths into the U.S. House of any new member.
Commentary: A Budding Red Rebound
It is worth analyzing voting patterns as we approach the 2020 election.