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Today, AARP released the findings of a poll of likely voters from the 56 most competitive congressional districts for 2022. The survey found a generic Republican candidate with 4-point advantage over the generic Democratic candidate and that voters age 50 and over make up over 60% of likely voters in these districts and will likely play a key role in deciding the outcome of the midterm elections. The districts included in the survey are rated either a “toss-up” or “lean Democrat/Republican” by the Cook Political Report. …
The survey indicates that candidates should pay close attention to voters 50+, with a significant majority (80%) saying they are extremely motivated to vote this fall. Voters 50+ are a crucial voting bloc, consistently showing up to the polls and making a key difference in election outcomes. In the 2018 mid-term elections, the 50+ made up about 60% of the electorate and they are poised to make up an even larger share of in 2022, given their greater to motivation to vote than those under 50.
These AARP polls just go to show how out of touch democrats are. I mean, really? Caring more about the January 6th commission than inflation? Who are these people?
These AARP polls just go to show how out of touch democrats are. I mean, really? Caring more about the January 6th commission than inflation? Who are these people?
They’re obsessed and continue to try to get him even after failing for 5+ years, versus cleaning up the countless debacles they’ve created over the last 17 months. It’s as hilarious as it is ridiculous.
They’re obsessed and continue to try to get him even after failing for 5+ years, versus cleaning up the countless debacles they’ve created over the last 17 months. It’s as hilarious as it is ridiculous.
Hilarious isnt the right word, god damn enraging is what comes to mind.
I mean, there's been a million threads on Hispanics jettisoning Joe, but 19 percent!?!??
Insane.
Latinos tend to have larger households and families, high commute times and reside in cities with skyrocketing housing prices and thus they are much more impacted by Bideninflation overall.
There are alot of majority-Latino cities that have extremely high commute times to get to work.
Generally, speaking Latinos are far more impacted to by this inflation than African-Americans or Non-Hispanic Whites.
Latinos have a high percentage of renters compared to Non-Hispanic Whites and they tend to reside in more expensive cities.
The Non-Hispanic White population is much, much older overall. Higher percentage of homes with mortgages that have benefited from high home prices.
Many of the heavily African American cities like Detroit, Cleveland, Memphis and Birmingham are still relatively affordable.
Many African-American majority cities also aren't as impacted by inflation because commuting times are fairly low.
I think it's time to vote all the geriatrics out in both parties.
Damn skippy. In this regard, however, the Republicans are in much better shape having developed a deep bench of Gen-X talent in the Senate and governorships. The Democrat leadership looks like the Politburo without the cool Brezhnev eyebrows.
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