2024 National & State Elections (Not POTUS)

uncgriff said:
Won't matter but he's just crushing Rafael Edward Cruz
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I think that Cruz will likely win reelection in another close (for Texas) race, as he did in 2018. Having said that, I do think the by-now well-established "weirdo" factor for Cruz, combined with getting ripped apart in debates like these, does ensure that Cruz will never fulfill his ambitions to become president, and it's very unlikely that he'll even win the GOP nomination. Like DeSantis, he's too weird even for GOP primary voters to stomach. He'll probably remain in the Senate as long as he wants, but that's as high as he'll ever get, imo.
 
VIRGINIA. "No one in the United States is like ‘Oh my gosh, I will die if I don’t have health care’” - US Sen nominee Hung Cao (R), in radio appearance
 
nycfan said:
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From what I've seen, I really like her and it seems like she's doing a great job. NC Democrats have needed to get organized and get their crap together for decades, and she appears to be at least making the right moves in that direction. A revival of the NC Democratic Party at a statewide level, especially in rural areas, is going to take a number of election cycles, but she seems to have the energy and drive to keep with it. And by reviving the Democrats in rural and small-town areas, I'm not talking about them actually winning most of those areas, but at least trying to become competitive in some of them again. And that's going to take awhile, but hopefully she sticks with it.
 

Split-Ticket Voters Buoy Democrats in Key Senate Races​

In the battleground state of Arizona and other important pockets of the country, polling suggests that voters backing the former president are eschewing Republican Senate candidates.

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Split-Ticket Voters Buoy Democrats in Key Senate Races

In the battleground state of Arizona and other important pockets of the country, polling suggests that voters backing the former president are eschewing Republican Senate candidates.
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It also underscores what has emerged as a recurring theme: Even candidates who closely mirror Mr. Trump rarely are able to duplicate his political success.

“Many are trying to emulate Donald Trump; the problem is none of them are Donald Trump, and as a result they’re underperforming in races that categorically should be competitive,” said Mike Noble, an Arizona-based independent pollster. “And it’s hamstringing the G.O.P. on the Senate map this cycle.” …”
 
nycfan said:

Split-Ticket Voters Buoy Democrats in Key Senate Races​

In the battleground state of Arizona and other important pockets of the country, polling suggests that voters backing the former president are eschewing Republican Senate candidates.

www.nytimes.com

Split-Ticket Voters Buoy Democrats in Key Senate Races

In the battleground state of Arizona and other important pockets of the country, polling suggests that voters backing the former president are eschewing Republican Senate candidates.
www.nytimes.com www.nytimes.com

“…
It also underscores what has emerged as a recurring theme: Even candidates who closely mirror Mr. Trump rarely are able to duplicate his political success.

“Many are trying to emulate Donald Trump; the problem is none of them are Donald Trump, and as a result they’re underperforming in races that categorically should be competitive,” said Mike Noble, an Arizona-based independent pollster. “And it’s hamstringing the G.O.P. on the Senate map this cycle.” …”
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Avalon is trailing in limited available polling but regardless of the outcome of this Long Island race for U.S. Congress, this video is what it looks like when a political operative with years of national tv experience debates a local guy …

 
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