Cook Political Report shifts House race ratings, favors Democrats in six states

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The Cook Political Report has updated its ratings for House races, showing improved prospects for Democrats in six out of eight states. Currently, Republicans hold a 221 to 214 majority, with 22 seats considered toss-ups. Democrats are now favored in 205 seats, while Republicans are favored in 208. Notably, two Republican-held seats have shifted to lean Democrat, and several others have moved to stronger Democratic positions. Despite these changes, the overall race remains competitive. Democrats have a fundraising advantage, with their incumbents raising significantly more than their Republican counterparts. However, the national political environment does not appear to favor Democrats overall.


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