96 percent chance Democrats take House, 78 percent for Senate: Harvard model

Recently updated election models from Harvard University forecast a strong chance of Democrats winning a majority of seats in the House and the Senate in the midterm elections. The chances of Democrats taking the House is as good as 96 p…
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