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Data from Gallup shows that Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents have their largest advantage over Republicans since 2008.
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Republican strategist Angie Wong and Democratic strategist Emily Suttle-Braun join LiveNOW's Alexandra Goldberg for a deep dive into what five Senate races will shape the midterm elections in November. In Texas, Republican and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton faces Democrat and state Rep. James Talarico for the seat currently held by U.S. Sen. John Cornyn. Incumbent U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff (D-GA) is seeking a second term in Georgia. GOP Rep. Mike Collins has the endorsement of President Donald Trump in this hotly contested race. Michigan's open U.S. Senate seat is one of the most closely-watched races this election cycle. The seat is being left vacant by Gary Peters, who is retiring. Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is facing off against…
Texas’ booming suburbs are changing the electorate in ways that could test Republicans’ hold on the state. The Hill's Chris Stirewalt and Bill Sammon examine why those shifts may become particularly consequential in a midterm election. Watch the full episode here: https://thehill.com/newsletters/whole-hog-politics/whole-hog-politics-live-briefing/6070985-vance-el-sayed-controversial-friends-discussion/ #texas #suburbs #texassuburbs #republicans #gop #suburban #texasrepublicans #texasgop #tx #midterms #elections #voters #wholehogpolitics
On "Katie Pavlich Tonight," Lauren Wright guest hosts. The jury is still deadlocked in the Lindsay Clancy case. NewsNation’s Brian Entin brings details about the woman arrested for allegedly intimidating Clancy’s jurors. Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed clarifies what he meant in a resurfaced 9/11 tweet but he may have just made things worse. Plus, what is Josh Shapiro’s role in the Democrat party? Tropical storm Edouard hits Texas with flash flooding. United Cajun Navy Incident Commander Josh Gill shares what they’re doing to help. Polling has been all over the map this election cycle — is AI to blame? Tiger Woods loses his license after pleading guilty to his latest rollover crash, NFL star Tony Romo…
James Talarico leads much of the Texas Senate polling, but can he withstand a potential overperformance by Ken Paxton? Decision Desk HQ's Geoffrey Skelley breaks down why this race could still move in either direction. #jamestalarico #talarico #kenpaxton #paxton #texas #senate #texassenate #txsenate #tx #democrats #dems #republicans #gop #midterms #polling #elections #2026election #datanerds #decisiondeskhq #ddhq
Republican voters still like Trump, but not to the same degree
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For only the second time in a quarter century, a majority of Republicans — 52% — approve of labor unions , according to a new Gallup poll . Why it matters: Despite Americans' rising approval , union membership remains near a modern low. Congress has repeatedly blocked labor's biggest priorities, and House Republicans are now investigating unions, even as their own voters approve of them. - Republicans' warmer feelings toward unions don't translate into wanting them to wield more power: 49% of Republicans want unions to have less influence, compared with just 19% who want them to have more. Data: Gallup Poll Social Series; Chart: Andrew Pantazi/Axios By the numbers: Overall, 71% of Americans approved of unions, tying the 2022 level.…
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Plus: Why people are drinking less, and who’s best friend is a chatbot?
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Dartmouth College associate professor Sean Westwood is sounding the alarm after an AI bot he programmed was able to fool online surveys into thinking it was a human respondent. “For 75 years, the problem with polls was that they sometimes got human opinion wrong. The problem now is that they may not involve humans at all,” he told “Katie Pavlich Tonight” on Wednesday. #AI #Polling #Politcs "Katie Pavlich Tonight" offers a conservative take on the day’s events while welcoming all viewpoints. The goal: cutting through left-right bias in pursuit of plain facts and honest analysis.