Republicans Project House Majority: What Alex DeGrasse Just Shared

In a Thursday night update, Alex DeGrasse revealed crucial insights into the GOP’s strategy for maintaining control of the House of Representatives. Joined by Steve Bannon host of the WarRoom program, DeGrasse shared key projections and specific seats the Republican Party is counting on to secure a slim majority. This victory would give Republicans a significant influence on the legislative agenda, impacting everything from federal budgets to the Biden administration’s policies.

DeGrasse’s Key Update: Breaking Down the Numbers

DeGrasse reported that the Associated Press has called 209 seats for Republicans. With 219 needed for a majority, he confidently asserted that the GOP is on track to secure the House. This forecast hinges on wins in critical districts across Arizona, California, Nebraska, and Washington. These "locked” seats are expected to reach a total of 219, enough to ensure Republican control.

DeGrasse highlighted several battlegrounds, such as California’s tight races, emphasizing that "the Associated Press will call them soon.” If these projections hold, the Republicans will retain House control, giving them a foundation to push back against Democratic initiatives and prioritize their legislative goals.

GOP Optimism Amid Toss-Ups and Uncertainty

Although confident in achieving 219 seats, DeGrasse noted that a best-case scenario could increase their margin to 222 seats, depending on toss-up results. He discussed ongoing efforts in key races, like Colorado’s Aurora district, which holds symbolic significance to the MAGA movement. With ballots still being counted, DeGrasse stressed that GOP ground teams are active in battleground districts, ensuring every vote is counted to protect Republican leads.

Bannon weighed in, emphasizing the stakes of holding the House majority: "The Democrats see this as their ticket to bring down MAGA and President Trump.” For Bannon, maintaining House control is about more than policy—it’s about countering Democratic efforts to undermine conservative initiatives.

Why This Matters: The Implications for Federal Government Control

If the GOP secures a House majority, it will alter the federal government’s balance of power. A Republican-controlled House would act as a critical check on the Biden administration, influencing policy decisions on issues such as immigration, spending, and investigative powers over executive actions. With a slim majority, Republicans could hold the line on government spending, introduce bills to counter Democratic policies and launch investigations into issues like border security.

For the federal government, this shift means potential slowdowns for many of the Biden administration’s initiatives and more rigorous scrutiny of executive decisions. If the Republicans retain control, their agenda will likely include reversing progressive policies and pushing forward with conservative reforms.

Looking Ahead: What to Expect as Results Finalize

According to DeGrasse, the official AP confirmation of these races could come as soon as tonight, solidifying the GOP’s hold on the House. However, as DeGrasse cautioned, some races may be decided by as few as 100-200 votes, especially in areas like Colorado and California. Both Bannon and DeGrasse urged GOP supporters to stay engaged and vigilant as final counts roll in.

Watch the conversation between Bannon and DeGrasse in Thursday’s WarRoom:

Alex DeGrasse Announces First On WarRoom That Republicans Will Hold The House.