The Aporia
The Aporia
11 articles about 11 events for “Democrats Lead In House Polls” from Washington Examiner.
“Vice President JD Vance blamed the Iran war for costing the Republican Party control of the House and Senate in his first comments since the midterm election results showed the nation rebuking President Donald Trump’s administration.”
“Others lumped additional Republican leaders into the mix, including Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) and House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA).”
“Mike Collins (R-GA) in the midterm election on Tuesday and was elected to a second term, in a win that could help Democrats on their road to a Senate majority and potentially pave the way for a 2028 presidential bid.”
“A contingent of Democrats running for office in House, Senate, and gubernatorial races this election cycle have, in some form, bucked the transgender movement’s central positions on female-only sports and youth gender medicine.”
“The contest to be the next senator from Michigan is ending with the Democratic Party consumed in anger and turmoil — and with the party’s nominee, Abdul el Sayed, increasing his lead in a poll that seems too good to be true for Democrats.”
“The Democrats just handed the GOP a loaded weapon heading into November, and some Republicans still have not pulled the trigger.”
“Democrats are almost giddy a month before the Nov. 3 elections as polls and prediction markets capture them being on the precipice of controlling Congress, but some are warning the party to pump the brakes, as a premature victory lap could depress turnout in…”
“The GOP’s effort to redraw the Lone Star State’s congressional map and expand its House majority has created an unexpected problem in South Texas, where Rep.”
“Is President Donald Trump’s ramped-up travel schedule a sign the White House is in damage limitation mode with a month to go until the midterm elections?”
“With Democrats dominating the midterm polling all year and leading across nearly every competitive Senate race, the GOP went all in on the spectacle, hoping a polling bounce would shock its campaign back to life.”
“Statewide polls show Democrats ahead in large states that had voted Republican for president and threatening incumbents in historically Republican states such as Kansas and Nebraska.”