a lot of work went into that, great job!  I like our chanced with the House right now but we need to step it up in fundraising.  A lot of key dems trail badly in the money race.

New AP story says Green(WI) has to return 1/2 million. Kos made a big deal about it, I doubt it will mean more than Green needing more cash. He is already strapped for cash as is, so this could be really hurt him. BTW, how do you add a link to a post?

I use Firefox with overriding font and font size (whatever the page provides, I read it at 20 point Garamond).

Your House projections render like shit, I'm afraid.

Leaving my tired old eyes out of it, even in IE in Times New Roman at the 'medium' setting (Alt + V, X, M) - what looks like 12 point to me -  it still seems a bit squashed up.

The PDF was easier to work with (I use Ghostview, which allows navigation with the 'up/down, left/right arrows' - which the odious Acrobat Reader does not). Excel might be better still (though there's not really enough columns in your page to make the PDF too unwieldy).

One minor point - assuming you disregard my advice (ha, ha, ha...) and keep the HTML page, you might want to put a title in the HTML code (ie, between TITLE tags) - for easier flipping between windows.

Of course, Chris undoubtedly realizes that it's only truly worthwhile pieces of work that justify the effort of nitpicking...

That would be South Carolina Governors race I think it should be at least moved up to "Likely Republican".

You know, probably you could find volunteers around here to do the hyperlinks

What am I screwing up?  I add the two columns of numbers and I get Dems at a High of 22 and a low of 16 and republicans at a high of 1 and a low of 2.  That would seem to produce a forecast of 14 to 21 net seats gained by Democrats not 12 to 19.

Dem

Tier 0    4
Tier .5   4
Tier 1    4
Tier 1.5  4
Tier 2    4
Tier 3    2
High =   22

Rep (Low)

Tier 2    1

Net =    21

The Low works to 16 Dem and 2 Rep with a net of 14

Thanks, Chris.

Very useful, very readable. Kudos.

How much does it cost to sponsor a forecast?

Has anyone posted an explanation of the PVI? How is that calculated? Anyone? Did I miss that somewhere?

THANK YOU so much for compiling this information!  It must have been an awful lot of work, but I appreciate it very much.  

And I must be a lucky gal because I'm in the 9th District of Indiana!  Watch closely during the next few days, though, because the first debate is being held on Thursday and Baron's popularity could tank if he flakes out.