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27 articles about 23 events for “Democrats Lead in Midterm Polls” from The Guardian.
“In the Senate the midterm results have given Democrats the ability to put a serious check on Trump's agenda – including blocking any new appointments to the supreme court or his cabinet.”
“Polls indicated Democrats were leading in competitive races but failed to fully predict the extent of the party’s massive wins.”
“We’ll find out very soon if there’s any of that to spare in the freshman class. - Osita Nwanevu is a Guardian US columnist ‘The Republicans are a toxic brand now’ The Democrats swept Tuesday’s midterm elections, and the Republican party has no one but itself…”
“Alaska is one of a handful of states with Senate races this year that Democrats are targeting as they try to win back a majority in the chamber, where they hold 47 seats to the Republican party’s 53, and recent polls have shown Peltola in the lead.”
“Alaska is one of a handful of states with Senate races this year that Democrats are targeting in order to win back a majority in the chamber, where they hold 47 seats to the GOP’s 53, and recent polls have shown Peltola in the lead.”
“The RealClearPolitics average of national generic polls showed Democrats leading Republicans by 8.2 points in early October.”
“Polls show Becerra with a predictably wide lead over Hilton, in the state where Democrats hold a roughly two-to-one voter advantage over Republicans.”
“In 2009, Garcia presided over the College Republicans while Talarico led the University Democrats.”
“Even as it contests this week’s midterm elections, the party has yet to settle on who could lead it back into power, and how.”
“With polls suggesting Republicans are likely to lose the House and perhaps the Senate too in the midterms, the man who refused to accept Americans’ democratic verdict in 2020 is hawking a narrative of cheating Democrats who will steal seats via illegitimate…”
“Saying no across the nation The pushback in Menomonie reflects a growing resistance nationwide to a datacenter boom that polls show has become widely unpopular with vast majorities of Americans.”
“Trump goes into the elections with the lowest approval rating of any president before the midterms since Harry Truman’s Democrats were crushed 80 years ago.”
“If Democrats do well, they could gain leverage to oppose Trump’s anti-climate agendaA worker installs solar panels on the roof of a home in Kensington, Maryland, on 3 July 2025.”
“Yair Golan, the leader of the centre-left Democrats, a junior partner in the Jewish Israeli opposition bloc, told Israeli media on Thursday that he was meeting Eisenkot and others for initial talks.”
“Among the many names of candidates running in next week’s midterm elections and tribal elections later in November, there’s one that is poised to make history.”
“Going into the midterm election, Ricketts has a slight lead in the polls.”
“Barack Obama, speaking at a Wednesday campaign rally in suburban Atlanta, offered a closing argument for Democrats in the final week of the midterm election campaign.”
“The RealClearPolitics average of national generic polls showed Democrats leading Republicans by 8.2 points in early October.”
“As Republicans struggle to convince voters across the country ahead of November’s midterm elections, Trump’s allies in the conservative media have followed suit, seemingly hoping that the scenes in France can scare people to the polls.”
“Midterms are in large part a referendum on the incumbent, and Trump’s war on Iran and its impact on the cost of living have boosted support for Democrats.”
“…ton, the Texas attorney general running as the Republican candidate in a competitive Senate race, admitted privately that rising fuel prices as a result of Donald Trump’s Iran war were hurting his party before the midterms in the latest leaked audio…”
“Earlier this year, Trump chose Paxton to run against Talarico, a political newcomer who Democrats hope will flip Texas’s longtime red senate seat to blue in the midterm elections next month.”
“Generic congressional polls show Democrats holding a lead approaching double digits, raising the spectre of a “blue wave” that could sweep away Republican majorities in the House of Representatives and Senate.”
“How Pulido fares in the November midterm elections could have ripple effects for fellow Democrat James Talarico’s currently neck-and-neck fight for a US Senate seat against the state’s scandal-ridden Republican attorney general Ken Paxton.”
“A major Republican political action committee pulled the plug on financial support for its Senate candidate in North Carolina, Michael Whatley, according to multiple reports, as the party begins to triage resources amid increasingly dire midterm polling.”
“As Democrats are seeking to flip several seats, polls are showing that races are the most competitive they’ve been in decades.”