Swing voters view Republicans more favorably than Democrats — but plan to back Dems over GOP candidates in the midterms, new poll shows

Battle for Senate Is Looking Awfully Close

Republicans are ahead or close in the states that are crucial for Democrats to win the Senate in November's elections.

Tension builds between Trump and Senate Republicans, putting GOP agenda on the line

Divides over what GOP priorities should be ahead of this fall's midterm elections are testing the relationship between President Trump and Senate Republicans.

Republicans hang on

REPUBLICANS HANG ON. By a number of conventional measures, the Republican Party should be headed for a huge loss in this November’s House midterm elections. But some experts think the results will be much closer than originally thought. The problem for Republicans is those experts still think the GOP will lose, just not in an old-fashioned []

GOP Beware: The Rise of the Political ‘Black BackLash’

Experts suggest Republicans celebrated small gains with minority voters way too early. Now, that progress is threatened by American backlash politics.

Rep. Stutzman warns about a Dem House takeover: ‘Investigations and impeachments’

With the midterm elections in full swing, the question of whether the Democrats will flip the Republican-controlled House is at the forefront for many American voters. About four months out from Election Day, polls are pointing to the historic phenomenon of the party in the White House losing seats in the House halfway through the []...Click to read more

Scott Jennings: Republicans Are Winning the Argument Ahead of the Midterms

Scott Jennings: Republicans Are Winning the Argument Ahead of the Midterms

‘The next general election will be won on vibes’

The next general election will be won on vibes. We see politicians like Farage and Polanski completely dominating The post ‘The next general election will be won on vibes’ appeared first on LabourList.

Leavitt: Midterms a choice 'between communism and common sense'

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt on Monday described the upcoming midterm elections as a choice between communism and common sense following a string of recent progressive wins in Democratic primaries. “I know the president and many Americans are extremely concerned [about] how far left the Democrat party is moving,” Leavitt said in an interview...

‘They are fed up’: Nicolle Wallace details enthusiasm collapse befalling the GOP

New data from The Washington Post is painting a dire electoral picture for Republicans heading into the 2026 midterms, and Maryland Gov. Wes Moore told MS NOW’s Nicolle Wallace on Monday that Democrats aren’t just riding a wave; they’re building one. The Post’s analysis of more than 990 House primary races across 25 states found []

Progressives think they've found a way around their old social media posts

Left-wing candidates are betting voters care more about economic populism than old posts calling to defund the police. Republicans are salivating.

Vance, Rubio split on Iran war, Israel in Lebanon, as White House denies divergence - analysis

The contrast suggests that, even as the administration has emphasized unity, differing worldviews are at times rising to the surface, offering an early glimpse of the Republican Party’s future.

What the DSA and Tucker Carlson have in common * WorldNetDaily * by Ben Shapiro

Source link The United States nation faces threats that extend beyond the familiar divide between Democrats and Republicans. Increasingly, two ideological movements – one on the far left, one emerging

Republican criticisms of Trump’s Iran policy intensifies as White House pitch falls flat

As the midterm elections near, Republicans are divided against one another on a war and efforts to resolve the conflict. The post Republican criticisms of Trump’s Iran policy intensifies as White House pitch falls flat appeared first on MS NOW.

New York’s primaries are litmus test on whether Democrats are serious about taking on MAGA

Four congressional primaries will determine if Democrats can have a workable majority should they take back the House. But, Eric Garcia writes, it’s also a proxy war between Hakeem Jeffries and Zohran Mamdani

WSJ: 'Far-Left' Generational Clash Could Derail Dems

WSJ: 'Far-Left' Generational Clash Could Derail Dems

Progressive primary wins challenge Democrats ahead of midterms

Wins by progressive candidates in several Democratic primaries have energized the party’s left wing but raised concerns among establishment Democrats, who fear Republicans will use the victories to portray the party as increasingly radical. Reuters national political correspondent Tim Reid has more. #democrat #primary #usa #politics #midterms

Democrats get new odds of flipping the Senate as polls indicate an increasingly tight race

Democrats are seeing improved odds of flipping the Senate, with new polls suggesting tight competitive races across several Republican-held states ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. While Republicans still hold a 53-47 Senate majority and remain favored by prediction markets, a new The New York Times/Siena College/Portland Press Herald poll suggests Democrats now have multiple...

Historic Flip? Democrats Suddenly Have A Governor Problem In Deep-Blue State

Republicans are suddenly within striking distance of flipping one of America’s bluest states after a new poll showed GOP gubernatorial candidate Christine Drazan narrowly leading incumbent Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek. Public Opinion Strategies found Drazan leading Kotek 48 to 44, though the poll’s four-point margin of error means the race remains statistically close. Six percent ...

New York’s socialist insurgency raises alarm among anxious Democrats

Sweeping victories by progressives expose divisions over how party takes on Trump in November’s elections

LIVE: Election Results — Louisiana Senate Party Runoffs

LIVE: Election Results — Louisiana Senate Party Runoffs

Popularism!

NEW: Our first report on the swing voters of the 2026 midterms finds that when they are asked which policies would make them definitely vote for a Democrat, the most selected option is “raise taxes on the wealthy,” followed by “create a Medicare for All health care system.”[image or embed]— Data for Progress (@dataforprogress.org) July 9, 2026 at 2:30 PM Sorry, I forgot, popularism means do popular stuff as long as the people funding my fake think tank like it, too.

Republicans’ Midterm Spending May Be Sign Of Troubles Ahead

Republicans boosted spending in red states ahead of the November midterms, which is a sign the GOP is worried about their chances of retaining the Senate.

Socialist wave causing voters to 'wake up' and leave Democratic Party in key swing state: GOP Senate candidate

Mike Rogers says the Democratic Party has moved far to the left, claiming Michigan voters are waking up to socialist shift as primaries heat up.

Hakeem Jeffries’ socialist dilemma deepens after New York primary wins

(NaturalNews) DSA-backed candidates won New York congressional primaries, signaling a shift from the party's fringe. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries fa...

Join Our Drunken Live Blog of the Republican Governor's Primary Debate

Four republicans are fighting for GOP votes for the July 21 primaries.

Greek polls show New Democracy retains lead as cost of living dominates public concern

Two new opinion polls confirm the ruling New Democracy party's continued advantage over a fragmented opposition, even as nine in ten Greeks name rising prices their top worry, with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis far ahead of any rival in suitability ratings while Antonis Samaras's rumoured new party fails to gain traction The post Greek polls show New Democracy retains lead as cost of living dominates public concern appeared first on ProtoThema English.

Le Pen extends lead in French election poll after court ruling

The far-right National Rally candidate would get between 34 and 35.5 of the vote in the first round if it were to take place this Sunday.

CNN Data Guru Exposes Trump’s Delusion Hurting Republicans

CNNCNN’s resident numbers wizard has cast President Donald Trump’s thoroughly debunked claims of election rigging in 2020 as a losing strategy ahead of the November midterms.“It is a losing message!” data guru Harry Enten, 38, told network viewers Monday, framing the divide it casts among the voting public as near-total. “The Republican Party is in one camp all the way over here on the right, and the rest of the American public is in the same camp.”The claim still sells with the base, which is why, Enten went on, Republicans keep making it. About 60 percent of GOP voters called the 2020 contest stolen, a share that has since climbed to 63 percent, even though “there is no proof of that whatsoever!” He was blunter about the conviction itself, scoffing that Republicans “just believe this garbage.”Read more at The Daily Beast.

Texas Dem's Past Comes Back to Haunt Congressional Bid After New Report

A rising Democrat’s road to Congress is facing serious turbulence after a bombshell report raised questions about his longtime ties to a registered sex offender.

Republicans in Strong Position to Win Attorney General Races: Report

FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—Republicans are well-positioned to win reelection and pick up a few seats in attorney general offices across the country this November, according to a new report first provided to the Daily Signal. The Republican Attorneys General Association conducted and reviewed polling across the 30 races and delivered this takeaway: “the political...

BJP eyes repeat of 2017 UP poll performance

BJP eyes repeat of 2017 UP poll performance