Patrick Ruffini echoes the theme of this post โ€” that for whatโ€™s supposed to be a terrible cycle for Republicans, theyโ€™re poised to knock off some Democratic incumbents, something they couldnโ€™t do at all in 2006 โ€” and points to another House races where the GOP is overperforming. In Georgia, Democratic Congressman David Scott* is only up by 5 percent, and is way below 50 percent.

A couple readers responded to yesterdayโ€™s post by pointing to anecdotal evidence that their Democratic congressman is in trouble. In most cases, Iโ€™ll believe it when I see it, but itโ€™s interesting that weโ€™re being told that itโ€™s a Democratic wave election, but the wave isnโ€™t showing up in certain districts โ€” and these are districts in swing states like Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, and Florida.

Ruffini is right โ€” โ€œIf youโ€™re a no name challenger who gets 40 to 45 percent next Tuesday, youโ€™re in excellent position to come back in 2010.โ€

* Originally said Bobby Scott, from Ruffiniโ€™s post. I thought Bobby Scott was in Virginiaโ€ฆ