Dan Pfeiffer

A quick political report released a new poll on Thursday finding that just in swing districts that Trump won in 2024 by an average of two points, Democrats now hold a six-point advantage on the generic congressional ballot.

So that's pretty big.

And in a new Fox poll, voters gave Democrats the edge over Republicans on inflation and the economy for the first time since 2010.

I think that's a six-point spread in the generic ballot as well.

How much hopium are you huffing these days?

I know.

That's why I'm asking.

And that was the one that was the 36th.

And we've been talking about the House, but the headline of Nate Cohen's newsletter earlier this week was why a Democratic Senate, once unthinkable, is now a real possibility.

What did you make of Nate's reasoning?

Because he's not someone who just flies off the handle and just starts making predictions.

Right, that's not one of the four.

Yeah.

The paragraph in Nate's piece that really stuck out to me was talking about Sherrod and Mary Peltola.

It says, in Ohio, Mr. Brown lost by 3.6 points in 2024.

Ms.

Peltola lost by around two points in Alaska.

Today, the Democrats are faring about eight points better on the generic congressional ballot than they did in the 2024 combined U.S.

congressional popular vote.

Or put another way, Mr. Brown and Ms.