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House, Senate Campaigns Intensify

Tim Fernholz has an insightful American Prospect article on Chris Van Hollen's DCCC strategy and expected Dem gains in the House of Reps.

Chris Bowers' latest House forecast at OpenLeft predicts a 13-18 seat pick-up for Dems.

Kos considers Dem prospects for winning a filibuster-proof Senate majority and Electoral-vote.com sees a seven seat pick up for Dems in the U.S. Senate for a total of 58 seats, while electionprojection.com sees Dems with 56 seats in the next congress.

Five-Thirty-Eight's Nate Silver takes a look at the bailout vote among reps from swing congressional districts

MyDD's Todd Beeton has a great quote from Al Franken, on the importance of a Nov. 5 landslide for a working congressional majority.

James L at Swing State Project reports on "the biggest single-day money dump for the DCCC so far this cycle" -- and who gets how much.

The Wall St. Journal's Easha Anand reports on Senate GOP candidates attack ads in CO, LA and MS.

Freedom Watch is rolling out the big bucks to support conservatives in House and Senate races. Chris Cillizza has a report on their target races at The Fix.

Put your money where your mouth is at Act Blue: The Online Clearinghouse for Democratic Action

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