The best-case scenario for Republicans in 2018

[Politician]

SENATE:

GOVERNOR:

HOUSE: Gain AZ-01, CA-07, FL-07, MN-01, MN-07, MN-08, NV-03, NV-04, NH-01, NJ-05, NY-18, PA-08
Lose FL-27, NJ-02, PA-05, PA-06

[cvparty]

2020?

[Badger]

Good God no. What a brain-dead post.

[Yellowhammer]

I think Kyrsten Sinema is winning even in a top 1% outcome for the republicans, and at this point Sherrod Brown is pretty much unstoppable.
And there's no way the GOP will have a net gain of seats. Otherwise, this seems pretty accurate for a best-case scenario for the republicans.

[Xing]

The gubernatorial map looks alright, but in the Senate map, New Jersey and Nevada Montana should be flipped.

[Politician]

I think Kyrsten Sinema is winning even in a top 1% outcome for the republicans, and at this point Sherrod Brown is pretty much unstoppable.
And there's no way the GOP will have a net gain of seats. Otherwise, this seems pretty accurate for a best-case scenario for the republicans.

Yeah Ohio was pretty much on the fence, but I say Brown has about a 4% chance of losing.
And in the House, Repubs would probably still lose AZ-02 and PA-17 and wouldn't gain NV-04.

[Orser67]

The Senate and gubernatorial maps look fine (except NJ-Sen imo), but even in the best case scenario  I think Republicans are going to suffer a net loss in the House. Even if Trump's approvals climb to 50% for whatever reasons, don't think Republicans are going to be able to defend enough open seats and knock out enough Democratic incumbents to make net gains.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Lose 5 Governorships
Hold the Dems to 205-210
Hold Democrats to 47-50 seats

[Sir Mohamed]

Senate: Gains in IN, MO, FL and ND; no Dem pick-ups. (WV, MT and OH won't flip). Senate 54-46 R

House: Dems only gain 10 seats (net). House 231 - 204 R

Governorships: Dems pick up NM, ME and IL. GOP gains AK, RI and CT

However, neither scenario is likely.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Minority status in House and Senate and GOP winning AK gubernatorial election is possible, as of now. Where it was impossible, before.