The Aporia
The Aporia
15 articles about 15 events for “Democrats Lead In Congressional Polls” from Washington Examiner.
“Even if the polls aren’t as off as they were six years, Republicans say their infrastructure in South Carolina is stronger than that of Democrats and the open governor’s race will help turnout voters.”
“The Democrats just handed the GOP a loaded weapon heading into November, and some Republicans still have not pulled the trigger.”
“Democrats are almost giddy a month before the Nov. 3 elections as polls and prediction markets capture them being on the precipice of controlling Congress, but some are warning the party to pump the brakes, as a premature victory lap could depress turnout in…”
“The GOP’s effort to redraw the Lone Star State’s congressional map and expand its House majority has created an unexpected problem in South Texas, where Rep.”
“The congressional generic ballot reveals double-digit leads for Democrats, with one as high as a 16-point lead, 56% to 40%.”
“With Democrats dominating the midterm polling all year and leading across nearly every competitive Senate race, the GOP went all in on the spectacle, hoping a polling bounce would shock its campaign back to life.”
“Statewide polls show Democrats ahead in large states that had voted Republican for president and threatening incumbents in historically Republican states such as Kansas and Nebraska.”
“Democrats appear ready to ride a tidal wave into the House, and their voters want vindication for their decadelong Trump monomania.”
“The RealClearPolitics average has Democrats up 8.3 points in the generic congressional ballot, which measures which party voters prefer to run Capitol Hill.”
“Glad you’re finally following my lead after waffling on the proposals I put forward last week to address the rising costs of the war in Iran.””
“While other data have looked considerably worse for the GOP, NBC’s numbers give Democrats a 5-point lead on the so-called generic congressional ballot, several percentage points below the RealClearPolitics average.”
“He can’t get Congress to pass the SAVE America Act, which would require IDs at the polls, so there seems to be every opportunity for Democrats to have illegal immigrants vote and have mail-in ballots galore.”
“Don’t look now, but the Democrats’ Senate nominee has a bigger lead in Texas than in Minnesota.”
“…he next half-century, as economist Douglas Irwin points out in his definitive book Clashing Over Commerce, Republican presidents were leery of tariffs, which were supported by congressional leaders as a way of holding their majorities together: you vote for a…”
“But many congressional lawmakers are skipping the convention to campaign in their districts, and many grassroots supporters claim the event is too pricey to justify attending.”