https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna938996 Democrats won House popular vote by largest midterm margin since Watergate Nationally, Democrats have 53.1 percent of all votes counted while Republicans took 45.2 percent. Nov. 21, 2018 / 3:22 PM ET By Allan Smith Not since the Watergate scandal have Democrats run up such a large margin of victory in midterm House races, NBC News data showed. With votes continuing to be tallied more than two weeks after Election Day, Democrats hold a lead over Republicans in the House popular vote by more than 8.6 million votes. That's the largest total victory in a midterm House election since Democrats defeated Republicans by more than 8.7 million votes in 1974, just months after President Richard Nixon resigned from office in disgrace. And the number is continuing to inch up. As of noon on Wednesday, Democratic House candidates won 58,990,609 votes while their Republican counterparts pulled in 50,304,975. That means that, so far, Democrats won 53.1 percent of all votes counted while Republicans earned 45.2 percent.
Sorry Trump supporters.The EC will not save yall when democrats get 8.6 million (likely far more)votes in 2020
Literally https://www.wsj.com/articles/donald-trump-dealt-with-a-series-of-people-who-had-mob-ties-1472736922