Larry

So the blue wave, it seems to be building right out of center of Tennessee.

What you see happening is, take a look here.

Okay, 2025 U.S.

House Special Elections.

Dems outrunning Kamala Harris.

A lot of blue here, a lot of blue, which is what I think the nation might look like a year from now if these results hold.

Arizona seven, you see a 17 outperformance of Kamala Harris.

23 points and Florida one.

16 points in Florida, six, 13 points in Tennessee, seven, 28 points in Texas, 28, and then 17 points in Virginia, 11.

So we've seen it throughout the nation, whether you go from the suburbs of Washington, DC, all the way to the Southwest in Arizona, whether you're looking at Texas, whether you're looking at Tennessee, whether you go down to Florida, we have seen the democratic outperformance of Kamala Harris happening across the political map

What happened last night in Tennessee ain't just staying in Tennessee.

It is spreading itself throughout the nation.

As I said to me, looking at these results, it looks like a blue wave is building.

These special elections, you know, we're sort of applying these hypothetical numbers, right, in terms of, oh, Democrats would gain north of 40 seats if, you know, you moved everything over, you know, 13 points from the 2024 presidential result.

But we actually have history to show that what happens in special elections doesn't just stay in special elections.

It's it

spills over to the midterm results, special elections and midterm results.

I just keep going to this.

When a party outperformed in special elections since 2005, five out of five times they went on to win a majority in the U.S.

House of Representatives.