Some pollsters, including Reuters/Ipsos, are predicting a higher than usual turnout by Democrats because they are so enraged. But Democrats are always angry, and always dripping in venom. Bill Whittle evaluates the claim, and brings historical perspective.

Republicans are going to make gains in the US Senate, but the House remains balanced on a razor’s edge, says Dick Morris. Republicans could hold or Democrats gain control, but neither party is likely to enjoy breakaway margins.

We first called both the Senate and House races for the Republicans in SR 2408 published 11 days ago. Our prediction was a 54-46 split in the incoming Senate and the narrowest of margins in the House. Now everyone else is starting to see the light. The real red tide is getting harder and harder to hide. Look at this shocking analysis by RealClearPolitics. RCP is still calling for a +5 mob victory in the House, but this is to be expected. They will hold out hopes for a mob victory until the red tide is just impossible to ignore. More from Bill Still.

Here, former New Hampshire Gov. Bill Sununu gives his Senate and House predictions in an interview with Bill O’Reilly. Sununu believes Republicans will pick up 2-3 Senate seats and hold the House, although by only a slim margin — perhaps five seats.