Michael Blake made the comment in an interview with The Hill on Tuesday, three weeks before the midterm elections.
"There is no way the Republicans are going to hold the House," he said, downplaying reports of GOP voters becoming more motivated to cast their ballots.
The DNC official said the upcoming elections was becoming similar to 2016 in that many disaffected voters eventually decided to reconcile with their party.
"At the end of the day, the polling has essentially leveled out where we expected. People came back home," he said.
Blake, however, said a repeat of the last presidential election is unlikely as Democrats have learned from their former presidential nominee
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’s decision to take certain states’ votes for granted.
"The biggest difference is that we didn’t mobilize our base," Blake said. "When you look at Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania in particular, we did not mobilize as Democrats in these areas that we should have. If you don’t campaign in Wisconsin after losing in the primary, if you don’t mobilize in Western Michigan, you don’t mobilize in Western Pennsylvania, you’re going to lose those states."
