Kristin Davison

I think there are a number of members who are getting older, who have family health concerns.

I think we'll see a number of retirements coming down the pike.

I think the map, the second thing is I think the map that we're looking at for both the Senate and gubernatorial races, so statewides, is going to shift dramatically.

And so conventional wisdom would have us go into the midterms saying Georgia and Michigan are the top two states.

They both have Senate races.

They both have gubernatorial races.

I think come August, we're going to see other states emerge as being hotbed races.

It could be Maine.

It could be Arizona.

It could be New Hampshire.

It could be Kansas.

So I think we're going to see a surprise state emerge for a statewide race that –

We'll be talking about, and maybe Georgia might fall to the backside, or Michigan, as not as one of the most targeted states.

So I think we'll see that.

And then the third thing will be is what my party, the Republican Party, does on healthcare.

That's the biggest thing I'm watching.

I think it's going to help shape everything.

It's going to affect whether there's a government shutdown.

I think that even this morning,

In some reports, people were saying, you know, the Senate is trying to get to a bipartisan deal, but they're not optimistic.