Can Republicans HOLD the House? Majority Whip Tom Emmer Reveals Midterm Math EP 830

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As the election approaches, discussions turn to the Republican Party's strategies to maintain a majority in the House of Representatives. Congressman Tom Emmer highlights the importance of voter turnout, recalling how close races in past elections have hinged on a small number of votes. He stresses the need for Republicans to mobilize their base, particularly in rural areas, to ensure they do not become complacent.

The conversation shifts to key races across the country, with Emmer predicting potential Republican gains in states like Florida and Texas. He acknowledges the challenges posed by negative polling but remains optimistic about the party's chances if they can effectively engage voters. The importance of local issues, such as economic concerns and public safety, is underscored as critical factors that could influence election outcomes.

Attention also turns to the role of Republican Attorneys General in shaping policy and combating fraud, particularly in states like Michigan and Minnesota. The executive director of the Republican Attorneys General Association discusses the significance of these races, noting that Republican AGs have been effective in challenging federal policies and addressing local issues. As the election nears, both parties are keenly aware of the stakes involved, with voter engagement and local concerns at the forefront of their strategies.

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0:00 The 11-Day Countdown to Election Day 1:40 Tom Emmer on the Path to Majority 3:18 Why Polling Data Can Be Misleading 5:22 The Border and Economic Success Stories 7:35 The Math Behind the House Majority 17:01 Uncovering Fraud in Minnesota 30:50 The Crucial Role of Republican AGs

Can Republicans HOLD the House heading into the midterm elections 2026?House Majority Whip Tom Emmer joins The Sean Spicer Show for Episode 830 with the inside vote count — are the seats there for Republicans to hold the majority, what a Lame Duck session looks like after Election Day, and then Sean talks with Adam Piper, Executive Director of the Republican Attorneys General Association, on why he's bullish on flipping AG races in Minnesota — where Keith Ellison oversaw the "Feeding Our Future" fraud — plus pickups in Michigan, holds in Iowa, Kansas, Georgia and Ohio, and why New York's AG race is shockingly close.

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