The Fox News Power Rankings report is out.
Let’s just say that it is not what the Republican Party had been hoping for this time around.
Hopefully, it will serve as a wake-up call to people that got a bit too comfortable expecting a runaway November.
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We were supposed to take back the House and Senate.
Then we were just hoping to hold the Senate at 50-50.
Now, it looks like we could lose the Senate, possibly huge.
For the House, Republicans should still easily turn the House to red, but it will not be the dominating majority that we had hoped to achieve.
At this point, a 30-seat advantage is probably on the higher end of expectations, hardly the massive swing we saw in 2010 and hoped to replicate.
The real concern is the Senate, where it could be close or as much as a five or six-seat swing to Democrats.
There are probably 15 or 16 locks for Republicans right now, but we have far more seats on the block than Democrats do this time around.
Eight seats, either currently occupied by a Republican or Democrat, could all go to Democrats, which would be devastating.
Senator Marco Rubio (R-Fl) and Ron Johnson (R-WI) were both (and shockingly) trailing in the last state polls taken.
Hershel Walker (GA), Mehmet Oz (PA), Blake Masters (AZ), and JD Vance (OH) are either losing or in a very close battle that could go either way.
That leaves New Hampshire, Nevada, and North Carolina, all of which are up for grabs right now.
Democrats are also starting to make noise on gubernatorial races, so there is much to be concerned about here.
We have gone from a tsunami to a wave to a possible ripple in a matter of weeks.
Fox News breaks it all down…
Is it time to panic? Not quite yet, but it is time to re-rally and get that momentum back.
Even the smallest victories here will feed Democrats, and we need to cut them off from all oxygen in this election.
You can read the full power rankings report on Fox News.
