According to the United States Election Project, over 40 million Americans have already voted in the midterm elections. With only one day left in the midterm elections, Real Clear Politics has the GOP with 53 Senate seats when the votes are counted and picking up at least 15 in the House races to take their total to 227, with the Democrats winning 174, reports the Daily Mail.

High interest rates, inflation, tremendously high gas prices and insufferable crime and homelessness are among the reasons it is believed Republicans will be victorious tomorrow. The Election Project also states the 40 million early voters far outnumbers the levels from 2018, suggesting there could be a record turnout.

The Daily Mail also notes that despite Democrats’ cries that new Georgia voting laws upholding election integrity would “suppress” voters and decrease turnout, nothing could be further from the truth. Georgia witnessed over 2.5 millions voters showing up early.

Candidates for the Senate in the key swing states of New Hampshire, Arizona, Pennsylvania and Georgia are separated by less than one point in the closing polls. Daily Mail adds that “Surveys have also shown white suburban women, black and Latino voters moving to the Republicans, fed up with rising prices and surging violence across the country.”

Politico also has Republicans taking upwards of 15 seats in their final projection while they consider the Senate a ‘toss-up’.

Real Clear Politics have the GOP winning 54 seats in the Senate, but still considers it a ‘dead heat.’ Daily Mail notes all 435 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives are up for grabs on Tuesday, as are 35 U.S. Senate seats and 36 governorships, but it may take Americans up to a month to know which party will be in control of the United States Congress due to the incredibly close races.

Specifics to control the House and Senate include: “Republicans would need to pick up five seats to take a majority in the House and just one to control the Senate. Nonpartisan election forecasters and polls suggest Republicans have a very strong chance of winning a House majority, with control of the Senate likely to be closer fought as voters say they are most concerned about the economy.”