The memo, a national issue analysis by the Republican pollster co/efficient, found the Senate generic ballot has made a net-shift of six points toward Democrats over the past year, from R+3 to D+3. If that wasn't bad enough for the GOP, the House generic ballot has moved 10 points toward Democrats, from R+6 to D+4.
The Republican memo is an admission that the party’s anti-abortion extremism has been a key driver of voter disaffection, with swing voters, independents and new voters leading the charge. That news comes as two recent Washington Postfocus groups indicate Trump and Trumpism are absolute swing-voter repellants.
When Republicans were asked last year whether abortion would benefit Democrats in the midterms, they developed a mantra that amounted to something like, “Voters will be focused on real issues, like the economy, inflation, and immigration.” “They’re...
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You’re going to get your forced birther maga asses handed to you next year.
