Nate Cohn
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard 16 Sep
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It's worth noting that's quite a bit better than the result of the 2024 election for Democrats.
The Republicans won by three.
So this is a meaningful improvement.
It would probably be enough for them to retake the House.
It's also not an extraordinary performance, right?
You know, they're not winning by seven or eight points like they were in twenty eighteen.
I will point out also that the Democrats have made their biggest gains compared to 2024 among young and non-white voters, the voters that swung most towards Donald Trump in 2024 because of the bad economy.
That's the group that in the poll looks like it's lurching back towards Democrats.
And the economy, I think, very well might be an important part of why those voters have swung back to the extent they have either.
created the conditions for a Democratic landslide or something that people might hope for or imagine was even likely given the president's low approval rating.
Now, there are limits to what this lead means.
They're up only two points.
For some comparison, Biden won by four and a half in 2020.
There are more people in the poll who say they are Republicans than Democrats, which has historically not been the case.
And if the Democrats are looking for a sweeping repudiation of Donald Trump,
I don't see how they could look at these poll results and see that on the horizon.
And I think that is sort of what Democrats are looking for.
Bottom line, when I look at this poll, I see lots of signs that voters are dissatisfied with Donald Trump.
He's gone too far.
I don't see any evidence that voters are looking to buy what the Democrats are selling either.
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