Generic Congressional Ballot:
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) September 23, 2022
Republicans 48% (+4)
Democrats 44%
McLaughlin & Associates, 1,000 LV, 9/17-22https://t.co/YUgTlak2oO
Generic Congressional Ballot:
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) September 22, 2022
Democrats 48% (+6)
Republicans 42%
.@GSG/@GBAOStrategies, 1,001 RV, 9/8-11https://t.co/ibKHu3YRwh
Six Republican nominees for governor and the Senate in key midterm states, all backed by Donald Trump, would not commit to accepting the November outcome. Five others did not answer the question when contacted by The New York Times. https://t.co/bhaIzrJzFp
— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 18, 2022
Republicans in key battleground races refuse to say they will accept results of their contests https://t.co/vN8Q6SWhlW
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) September 18, 2022
The first time the @nytimes used the phrase "election subversion" was in May 2020. It did not print the term "election denier" until Jan. 2022.
— Marc E. Elias (@marceelias) September 14, 2022
What we are seeing from the GOP is not politics as usual. It is not normal. It is dangerous.
They're setting up the rationalizations for chaos – and violence. The core belief of the GOP is that it is impossible for Republicans to lose elections. https://t.co/yA7D9kXu1Q
— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) September 20, 2022
Will Dan Cox accept the outcome of the election, whether he wins or loses? It's not clear. https://t.co/Q9LRReSmT1
— The Baltimore Banner (@BaltimoreBanner) September 21, 2022
A new Yahoo News/YouGov poll shows that less than half of Americans (46%) now believe that candidates "should commit in advance to accepting the results" of this year's midterm elections. https://t.co/LSaL4r4she
— Yahoo News (@YahooNews) September 28, 2022
The @FiveThirtyEight generic-ballot polling average with 7 weeks until E-Day:
— Nathaniel Rakich (@baseballot) September 20, 2022
1998: D+1.6
2002: R+0.3
2006: D+9.3
2010: R+3.9
2014: R+2.2
2018: D+9.0
2022: D+1.4
Starting to get interesting! But we still haven't seen very many likely-voter polls.
In latest Fox News poll, Dems have 3 pt lead on generic ballot, over last few months it has gone from -7, -3, 0, to +3 today. GOP lead on handling inflation has gone from 19 pt lead to 15 to 9 pt lead. Dems now have larger lead on handling abortion than GOP has on inflation.
— Matthew Dowd (@matthewjdowd) September 15, 2022
Fox News Poll: The generic House ballot test has moved in Democrats’ favor (Dana Blanton, Fox News) Details: https://t.co/HDiWxUh47c pic.twitter.com/W7HJIY6Ohz
— Opinion Today (@OpinionToday) September 14, 2022
Overlooked? @FoxNews says it’s modeling from its latest poll shows GOP gaining just 1 House seat & failing to win control. GOP pollster: “a small Dem edge like this would produce a very modest swing to the Rs & something close to a tie in control” https://t.co/hKKQXV8gve
— Ronald Brownstein (@RonBrownstein) September 14, 2022
Generic ballot #OnThisDay:
— Ferik (@On_Politike) September 13, 2022
2022:+1.3% D ( Final: ?)
2018:+8.3% D (+8.4% D)
2014:+3.9% R (+ 5.7% R)
2010:+ 7.8% R (+6.8% R)
2006:+ 9.5%D (+7.9%D)
2002:+1.4% R (+4.6%R)
1. Polls at this point are fairly predicative of final results
2. 2022 is starting to look like 2002 pic.twitter.com/n8lqAzQmP0
Generic Congressional Ballot:
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) September 13, 2022
Democrats 51% (+2)
Republicans 49%
.@Harvard–@HarrisPoll, 1,854 RV, 9/7-8https://t.co/fDtuKrxUaq
Generic Congressional Ballot:
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) September 13, 2022
Democrats 46% (+5)
Republicans 41%
Big Village, 857 LV, 9/7-9https://t.co/20OehyVQ5o
If the election for Congress were held today, which party's candidate are you more likely to vote for in your district?
— PollingReport.com (@pollreport) September 8, 2022
WOMEN
Democrat 52%
Republican 39%
MEN
Democrat 42%
Republican 49%
(NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist Poll, RV, 8/29 – 9/1/22)
more: https://t.co/l9hgFPaa1N
Now officially above D+1 in our generic ballot aggregate pic.twitter.com/9gVBAElOqI
— G. Elliott Morris (@gelliottmorris) September 7, 2022
They don’t think the rules apply to them
Republican leaders in a Michigan county told election workers to “secretly” break the rules before primary https://t.co/ifunW5U43Y
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) September 7, 2022
CNN EXCLUSIVE: shocking new video obtained by @DrewGriffinCNN shows Republican leaders in Michigan training poll workers to **break the rules** so they can act as "undercover agents" during mid-term elections in November. pic.twitter.com/e8iHQ1GFLQ
— Nora Neus (@noraneus) September 8, 2022
A Republican county official in Georgia escorted two operatives working with an attorney for former President Donald Trump into the county's election offices on the same day a voting system there was breached, newly obtained video shows. https://t.co/8uhMGceAMT
— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) September 6, 2022
Candidates who support former President Donald Trump’s false claims that the 2020 election was stolen will appear on ballots in nearly every state this fall. https://t.co/Wz1yJ14ipp
— FiveThirtyEight (@FiveThirtyEight) September 8, 2022
New secretaries of states would not only approve vote tallies and certify results—many of the candidates want to dramatically change the rules for future elections, too.https://t.co/mpxLDUpKZ7
— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) September 4, 2022
An AP survey finds that just 40% of Republican candidates running for statewide offices that have a role in elections would directly say that President Joe Biden was legitimately elected. Reporting by @NickRiccardi. https://t.co/M86uYTewLF
— AP Politics (@AP_Politics) September 8, 2022
I think many won’t. Some even claimed the primaries were rigged.
One looming question: how many of these election deniers will claim fraud if they lose in November? And will Trump echo their claims? And will that deepen, or discredit, the myth of massive, systemic election fraud that has consumed the GOP? https://t.co/hLY9RSTtCo
— Ronald Brownstein (@RonBrownstein) September 14, 2022
Rather than question his viability if Trump's candidates lose in the states likely to decide 24, losing Rs are more likely to "double down" on his fraud claims predicts @celindalake : "These Republicans may not consider it a legitimate election if their people lose," she says. https://t.co/nzhoAKdYnm
— Ronald Brownstein (@RonBrownstein) September 6, 2022
Election denying primary candidates are crying fraud, win or lose. https://t.co/bgC0AGynXT
— FiveThirtyEight (@FiveThirtyEight) August 25, 2022
Laura Loomer, bigot who got more than 44% in a GOP House primary in Florida this week but lost by more than 6 points, has declared on Telegram that "I actually am the Congresswoman…and everyone knows it," though you're not even the congresswoman when you do win a primary.
— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) August 25, 2022
“I’M NOT CONCEDING!” Laura Loomer attacks the Republican Party and alleges voter fraud after losing GOP primary to incumbent Florida congressman Daniel Webster. #news6 pic.twitter.com/qpuhJUIpyJ
— Mike DeForest (@DeForestNews6) August 24, 2022
He has a history of huge Medicare fraud.
What did they expect when they put Rick Scott in charge? https://t.co/A06gzu7GxL
— Harris Levy (@HarrisL585) September 3, 2022
If the election were today, would you want to see the Republican Party or the Democratic Party win control of the United States House of Representatives?
— PollingReport.com (@pollreport) September 2, 2022
Democrats win control 47%
Republicans win control 43%
(Quinnipiac U. Poll, RV, 8/25-29/22)
trend: https://t.co/l9hgFOS0NF
Generic Congressional Ballot:
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) August 31, 2022
Democrats 47% (+5)
Republicans 42%
.@MorningConsult/@Politico, 2,007 RV, 8/26-28https://t.co/D9X8GD1yxc
Generic Congressional Ballot:
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) August 28, 2022
Democrats 48% (+7)
Republicans 41%
Big Village, 848 LV, 8/24-26https://t.co/RivyyAcMOc
Biden Job Approval:
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) August 26, 2022
Approve 42%
Disapprove 51%
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Generic Congressional Ballot:
Republicans 45% (+1)
Democrats 44%
Emerson, 1,000 RV, 8/23-24https://t.co/VPp3BRdLET
Generic Ballot (National)
— Stella (@stella2020woof) August 25, 2022
Dem 48%
Rep 44%
8/19-8/22 by Echelon Insights (B/C)
1054 LV
Arf arf! Can I have a treat?
Poll #159937 #ElectionTwitter
Generic Ballot (National)
— Stella (@stella2020woof) August 25, 2022
Dem 50%
Rep 42%
8/19-8/22 by Echelon Insights (B/C)
1054 RV
Woof! Hope this was helpful!
Poll #159936 #ElectionTwitter
Generic Congressional Ballot:
— Political Polls (@Politics_Polls) August 17, 2022
Democrats 46% (+4)
Republicans 42%
.@MorningConsult/@Politico, 2,005 RV, 8/12-14https://t.co/niEj0q4QT2
Read the poll. It has this alarming statement:
Republicans are far more likely than Democrats to have little or no confidence the elections will be conducted fairly (55% vs. 17%).
I’m sure this means a lot of Trump-cult candidates won’t concede if they lose just like their cult leader.
A majority of registered voters (56%) say the issue of abortion will be very important in their midterm vote, up from 43% in March. Driven mostly by Dems. https://t.co/yByLGKSksf pic.twitter.com/N8qdFxVhCA
— Catherine Rampell (@crampell) August 23, 2022
This is terrible and will impact the 2024 elections.
More than half of Republican Senate nominees have rejected, cast doubt upon or tried to overturn the 2020 election results https://t.co/qRyx7BWyxD
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) September 14, 2022
Across the six battleground states that decided the 2020 presidential vote, candidates who deny the legitimacy of that election have claimed nearly two-thirds of GOP nominations for state and federal offices with authority over elections. https://t.co/IEiGgVZgg6
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) August 23, 2022
Update: With overt election denier Chuck Gray's victory in Wyoming last night, there are now 11 states with Republican nominees for secretary of state (state elections chief), out of 27 races this year, who have questioned or rejected the 2020 results. https://t.co/uJDgnd4p3Y
— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) August 17, 2022
Washington Post: 54 of 87 Republican nominees in the 2020 presidential battlegrounds are election deniers. https://t.co/Cpdf2oLtKv pic.twitter.com/Xokplf533W
— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) August 15, 2022
JFC. 😱
— Susan Greenhalgh (@SEGreenhalgh) August 23, 2022
RGJ/Suffolk poll: An election denier is leading race to be Nevada's top elections officer https://t.co/2MPCRbxw0v via @rgj
Mark Finchem, the Republican nominee for Secretary of State in Arizona, would oversee elections. He's also an election denier, a member of the far-right Oath Keepers, posted about stockpiling ammunition and apparently kept a "Treason Watch List."https://t.co/ASWPXqOP6q
— Citizens for Ethics (@CREWcrew) August 16, 2022
These 20 candidates are a threat to democracy this November. Remember their names. pic.twitter.com/Ya3UxdnD92
— The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) August 16, 2022
Sad!