Trump, Pew poll and GOP midterm losses
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Nate Silver’s latest midterm forecast gives Democrats a 94 percent chance of winning the House. Their Senate odds stand at 75 percent, up from 50 percent in early September. Republicans are defending their majorities in both chambers as early voting increases nationwide.
Polls are inherently imprecise, but they don’t have a record of systematically overestimating Democrats in recent nonpresidential elections.
In an interview on "The Story" with Martha MacCallum, Marc Thiessen compared the upcoming midterms to the 2022 election, when predictions of a Republican red wave failed to materialize. MARTHA MACCALLUM: Let's show this Trump midterm blitz graphic that we have here.
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Registered voters who identify as Democrats have lost faith in America’s election results since the midterm elections four years ago, according to a new poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research.
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Democrats lead Republicans by 37 percentage points among young Americans who say they will definitely vote in November’s midterm elections, as young people report mounting economic anxiety and record-low optimism about the country’s future,
Early voting has been underway for weeks ahead of the November 3, 2026, midterm elections, when US voters will elect members of the House of Representatives and Senate and governors in states across the country.
Collins is one of the most recognizable names in the Senate, as a moderate Republican who is often the swing vote on legislation in the chamber. Because of the GOP's narrow majority, Collins has for years been able to secure provisions in bills for her home state by threatening to vote with Democrats and tank priority Republican bills.