Based on the latest dated poll in each race, US House races as of this morning shake out as follows:
Of 34 toss-ups, Democrats are polling ahead in 18 races by an average of +2.83;
Republicans poll ahead in 10 races by an average of +2.50;
5 races are tied, and 1 race has no polling at all.
Democrats are otherwise slated as likely to take 203 seats and Republicans 198.
If the voters vote as the polls predict in the toss-ups, Democrats would take 221 seats, Republicans 208, with 5 tied and 1 unpredictable.
The margin of error in these polls, however, is quite high, often 4 to 5 points.
24 of the 34 races are as close as 0-2 polling points.
218 is needed for a majority.
