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10 articles about 9 events for “Democrats Lead In Congressional Polls” from NBC News.
“Democrats are expected to hold their internal leadership elections the week of Nov. 16, at which time Jeffries will become his party’s nominee for speaker.”
“And while Republicans were able to advance signature Trump priorities on party-line votes over the last two years, Democrats would have a say in any major congressional action if the House flips.”
“Shapiro, a potential 2028 Democratic presidential contender, did not face much competition from Garrity, who trailed by double digits in polls in the run-up to Election Day and was vastly outpaced in fundraising.”
“I’ve been doing a little too many of these.” 🗞️ Today's other top stories - 📊 Survey says: Democrats lead on the generic congressional ballot among registered voters 52% to 45%, according to the last NBC News poll before Election Day.”
“Registered voters prefer a Democratic-controlled Congress by a 7-point margin, with Democrats leading Republicans 52%-45% — 2 points more than in last month’s poll.”
“Plus, Andrea Mitchell digs into President Donald Trump’s potential next moves on Iran. — Adam Wollner Meet the Democrats trying to flip the script on gun rights By Frank Thorp V and Ryan Nobles A group of Democratic candidates on the ballot next week are…”
“There are 238 House districts that Trump lost or won by less than 10.5 points, meaning that a shift this size could result in the Democrats winning 238 seats, a slightly larger congressional majority than they did in the 2018 midterms at 235.”
“Democrats’ 24-point lead on the generic congressional ballot is twice as large as their margin in the 2024 version of the poll.”
“Democrats are heading into the final stretch of the 2026 midterms with their largest lead yet in the race for Congress and President Donald Trump’s approval rating at a significant low, according to NBC News’ newly released polling averages.”
“Democrats hold a 5-point edge in the battle for control of Congress, 50%-45% — not nearly as large a lead as the 12-point advantage the party enjoyed at this point before the 2018 election, when Democrats rode an anti-Trump wave to the House majority in his…”