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You just contradicted yourself. If the Republicans lead by four points from voters in those districts, than that would mean they lead in the each of the 77 districts they surveyed.
Of course, this is just a generic ballot poll. The final outcome will be determined by the individual candidates running in those districts. But, it's tough to be a Democrat running in those districts when you're already behind four points to a generic Republican, let alone a strong Republican.
Again it is not a lead in each of those 77 districts. It is a lead in those 77 districts combined. It would also be interesting to know how many of the districts they surveyed does the GOP already hold and of course this is a GOP internal.
The extreme right and left sides of the horseshoe have to go. Unfortunately the left in the US have embraced the extreme left and assimilated them into the democratic party, making it hard to want to ever vote democrat. I will not support abolishing gender identity, embracing equity, dumbing down of the education system to support low IQ minorities. Cancel culture and suppression of the first amendment.
Neither party is perfect, but I have no choice to vote red.
Obama cost the Dims 63 congressional seats in 2010 and I have confidence in Traitor Joe Brandon to top that by a comfortably wide margin.
While I certainly think the GOP will pick up seats, I do not see the GOP picking up near what they picked up in 2010. The Republicans hold more seats now than they did then. Also due to their victories in 2006 and 2008 the Democrats held a bunch of GOP leaning districts as well as the vast majority of the swing seats. While it should be a good year for the GOP, they just do not have as many pick up opportunities as they did in 2010.
While I certainly think the GOP will pick up seats, I do not see the GOP picking up near what they picked up in 2010. The Republicans hold more seats now than they did then. Also due to their victories in 2006 and 2008 the Democrats held a bunch of GOP leaning districts as well as the vast majority of the swing seats. While it should be a good year for the GOP, they just do not have as many pick up opportunities as they did in 2010.
Doesn't matter. Biden is far more of a catastrophe than Obama was in 2010. You'll find out soon.
Doesn't matter. Biden is far more of a catastrophe than Obama was in 2010. You'll find out soon.
Whether or not Biden is in worse shape than Obama was at this point in 2010, doesn't change the fact there are less opportunities for the GOP to pick up as many seats. It will very likely be a good year for the GOP, I'm not disputing that. Quite simply there are less competitive or potentially competitive seats that the Democrats hold now compared to what they held in 2010.
Mid terms are usually not good for the party in power but this is going to especially not be good since the Democrats have a complete dodo bird in the white house.
Mid terms are usually not good for the party in power but this is going to especially not be good since the Democrats have a complete dodo bird in the white house.
Agree.
There is “not good” and then there is “we are f***ed mate”
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