Cook Political Report shifts 19 House seats to Democrats

The Cook Political Report revised its House ratings, shifting 19 seats toward the Democratic Party.

The report projects Democrats could lead in 220 seats and gain 12 to 22 seats.

Decision Desk HQ estimates Democrats have a 57 percent chance of winning the Senate race.

Nationwide, 23,696,128 early votes have been cast, with 12.9 million by mail and 10.8 million in-person.

Early voting data shows 49 percent for Democrats, 34 percent for Republicans, and 17 percent for others, with high turnout in Texas, Florida, and Georgia.

The Department of Justice filed a case in court requesting to halt the certification of Alaska results if Senator Dan Sullivan loses.

A legal battle is ongoing in California regarding the removal of ineligible voters.

Indian-American candidate Vivek Ramaswamy launched a closing bus tour following the Cook Political Report rating changes.

For Indian-American voters, the shifting House ratings and Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign activity are key developments to watch.