Nate Cohn
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard 5d ago
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So it's possible the Democrats would be up by 10 if it weren't for the advances of the socialists and the progressives this summer.
But it's not necessarily so great of a weight that it prevents them from taking advantage of this environment.
Interesting.
And it's worth noting that this is a midterm.
And in general, midterms tend to be referendums on the party in power.
The actions of the president and the governing party loom much more powerfully in the minds of voters than the theoretical things that Democrats might do.
Immigration is such a great example.
It was a terrible issue for Democrats during the Biden years because Biden opened the border and no one was concerned at that time about the possibility of the excesses of what a Trump administration might do.
Now it's flipped around.
Now people are concerned about the conduct device.
And yeah, they may remember that the Democrats weren't great at immigration.
But in our poll, the Democrats have a big lead on immigration.
That's
interesting.
And so the Democrats have serious problems.
But even if their problems were worse than the Republicans, voters are going to be more focused
President Trump.
Now, that said, in the races where the Democrats really have nominated, say, a Democratic socialist or a candidate whose DSA and friends like Abdul El-Sayed, there's plenty of historic precedent for the wrong candidate really seriously underperforming even in a wave.
So it's not out of the question that there could be these isolated races where the Democrats do pay a serious penalty.
It's certainly possible, and it's a fast-moving issue.
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