Pivot Extra: From ‘Trump Curious’ to ‘Trump Furious’: Inside the Midterm Odds

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We're just days away from the midterms and things are looking optimistic for the Democrats. Analysts at the Cook Political Report are projecting the party could flip the house. The Senate, meanwhile, is also shifting further in Democrats' favor. And Democrats are poised to regain a majority of governorships for the first time since twenty ten, according to Cook analysts. Today we're gathering a panel of experts to talk about what's actually happening in some of the tightest races, where the biggest shifts are playing out, how voters are feeling, and how to think about polling in 2026. Polsters and analysts are all over the place and m often they're not right, but often they are. And so it's really important to sort of assess as we're moving in, because I think people really this is a substantive election, even though midterms are never seen that way, but it truly is, because it could spelt the end of Donald Trump's power. And going forward to twenty twenty eight, it will matter a great. great deal. Kristen Sultis Anderson is a Republican pollster and leads focus groups for the New York Times opinion section's American Focus series. She's the author of The Selfie Vote, where millennials are leading America and how Republicans can keep up.

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