As we head toward another "knife fight for the majority" in the House, Wasserman will walk us through the key battlegrounds, emerging trends, and how redistricting and turnout shifts are likely to shape the fight for control.

John,

We are excited to invite you to a special briefing this Tuesday, May 20 at 2:00 PM ET, featuring one of the most trusted voices in American election analysis: David Wasserman, Senior Editor and Elections Analyst for The Cook Political Report with Amy Walter.

Republicans are currently operating with the narrowest House majority in a century, which means the 2026 midterms will be even more closely watched than usual. Will the historical trend of presidents losing seats in the midterm hold? Which party is finding the best candidates? How serious are the primary challenges from far left and right activist groups? Few are better equipped to answer these questions than Wasserman. He has led House race coverage for The Cook Political Report since 2007, contributed to NBC News election coverage since 2008, and was recently named an Andrew Carnegie Fellow for his work on political polarization.

Wasserman is known for making sense of complex electoral trends and for calling things early, like his 2016 analysis accurately forecasting how Donald Trump could win the presidency while losing the popular vote. He is also the architect behind tools like the Cook Partisan Voting Index and the Popular Vote Tracker, both of which have become indispensable to anyone serious about elections.

As we head toward another "knife fight for the majority" in the House, Wasserman will walk us through the key battlegrounds, emerging trends, and how redistricting and turnout shifts are likely to shape the fight for control.

This is a conversation anyone with an interest in federal elections will not want to miss.

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