Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich gives his final election predictions in an interview with Sean Hannity on FOX News.

WATCH GINGRICH SENATE PREDICTIONS:

GINGRICH: I think at a general level we’re going be somewhere between plus 3 and plus 5 in the Senate. The one which I think is hanging in the balance is a terrific candidate, Tiffany Smiley in Washington state. Washington State is a very tough state for us. I think we’re going to win all the Republican seats, which will include Oz in Pennsylvania, J.D. Vance, and will include people like Marco Rubio handily, and we’re going to keep the seat in North Carolina and in Wisconsin with Ron Johnson.

Then I think we’re going to pick up Bolduc, who is almost certainly going to win in New Hampshire. As people go out and fill up their oil heating tanks for the winter, the price shock is enormous. And Hassan is a very, very weak Senator. I think we’re going to pick up the seat in Nevada where we have Adam Laxalt.

In Georgia, look, I’m an optimist. I think Herschel Walker is going to win without a runoff. I think that Brian Kemp has done such a great job, put together such a powerful team that he’s going to beat Stacey [Abrams] by a big margin. And in that process, he’s going to carry Herschel above 50%.

And then I think frankly, Blake Masters is going to win in Arizona, where you have in [Mark] Kelly somebody who pretends to be a moderate, but in fact has consistently favored more IRS agents over more border patrol, and people of Arizona know it. So I think it’s going to be a great night. On the House side, we’ll be somewhere between plus 20 and plus 50. I personally think it will be about 44. And Kevin McCarthy is the next speaker.

Real Clear Politics, however, which provides an independent and unbiased perspective by taking the average of several polls from both sides, has the Senate winning 53-47 with a 3-seat pickup (Georgia, in a run-off, Nevada, and Arizona). New Hampshire, a state that gave the Senate a 4-seat pick-up over the weekend, has been reduced back to a “Dem Hold”.