Dems Poised for Largest Generic Ballot Win Since '08 Blowout
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With five days until Election Day, Democrats are poised for their largest national generic ballot win since Barack Obama's 2008 landslide. Since Newt Gingrich led the Republican Revolution in 1994, there have been 15 national elections for the House of Representatives. In five of them, the party out of power in the White House won the generic vote for Congress by more than 5 percentage points: twice while George W. Bush was president, twice while Barack Obama was president, and once in Donald Trump's first term. This year will almost certainly be the sixth, as the latest RCP Poll Average...
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Dems Poised for Largest Generic Ballot Win Since '08 Blowout
With five days until Election Day, Democrats are poised for their largest national generic ballot win since Barack Obama's 2008 landslide. Since Newt Gingrich led the Republican Revolution in 1994, there have been 15 national elections for the House of Representatives. In...
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