Senate will stay R, Maine, Texas, Iowa make it 50 and I do not see R losing any of those.

Ohio, NH, Minnesota, Michigan, Alaska and now NC are toss ups

Alaska should be easy R but I do not know how their voting system is

Ohio should be an easy win for R but looks like people in Ohio are turning on Trump and the GOP

Sen. Kennedy. "I'm going to KS, NE, IA to help raise money and campaign for our very good candidates. If you told me 6 months ago I was gonna be having to spend my time in those 3 states, I wouldn't have believed you. Those ought to be fat guy layups for us...the races are close" pic.twitter.com/l03WnmixR2

— tyson brody (@tysonbrody) September 17, 2026

TRM said:

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New - Better party on inflation

🔵 Democrats 36%
🔴 Republicans 25%

Marquette - A - 9/9

— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) September 16, 2026

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And yet people call us an educated country.

t_J_e_C_x said:

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Old McDonald said:

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they're expecting a bloodbath, aren't they

Vance's midterms pitch: "Give us another chance. Give us another couple of years" pic.twitter.com/BXtVDPC1DE

— FactPost (@factpostnews) September 16, 2026

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Good. Hope it is!

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How can you be an Ag and rooting for communism?

There's a great difference between educated and intelligent/smart.

'Dr.' Jill Biden is very educated.

austinAG90 said:

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TRM said:

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New - Better party on inflation

🔵 Democrats 36%
🔴 Republicans 25%

Marquette - A - 9/9

— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) September 16, 2026

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And yet people call us an educated country.

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Apparently, the people have forgotten that inflation went from around 2% to around 10% under Biden.

And, people also don't understand that when inflation increases prices, lowering inflation doesn't mean the prices go back to where they were before the increase...

But they'll choose it once again and wonder why things get bad...

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t_J_e_C_x said:

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Old McDonald said:

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they're expecting a bloodbath, aren't they

Vance's midterms pitch: "Give us another chance. Give us another couple of years" pic.twitter.com/BXtVDPC1DE

— FactPost (@factpostnews) September 16, 2026

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Good. Hope it is!

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How can you be an Ag and rooting for communism?

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Because he slept through all his classes in history and economics?

He mad about Kennedy. The vertical dead one not the one limo riding in Arlington NC.

flown-the-coop said:

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He mad about Kennedy. The vertical dead one not the one limo riding in Arlington NC.

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t_J_e_C_x said:

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Old McDonald said:

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they're expecting a bloodbath, aren't they

Vance's midterms pitch: "Give us another chance. Give us another couple of years" pic.twitter.com/BXtVDPC1DE

— FactPost (@factpostnews) September 16, 2026

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Good. Hope it is!

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How can you be an Ag and rooting for communism?

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Because he slept through all his classes in history and economics?

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Likely younger and miseducated.

Ashley Hinson (IA republican senate candidate) dropped an ad this week touting her bipartisanship and record of working with democrats. iowa was R+13 just two years ago.

IA is actually one of the states the most likely to be a problem currently. She also didn't meet with Vance recently. Gas prices, farm impacts, are a challenge but they have a good governor and I think a lot of GOP PAC money is about to swamp it to hold but the present polls are not good.

2 years ago/history is not a guarantee, just as the GOP holding ME and maybe picking up MN and MI it can vary cycle to cycle depending on candidates etc.

ETA, or NH which is looking like one of the best flip opportunities against a 'do nothing' incumbent Dem Rep running in the senate race;

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Attacks like that have a way of staying with a candidate if they've got an opponent who's smart enough to keep using them to their advantage, and that is exactly what GOP nominee and former Senator John E. Sununu has done so far against the four-term House incumbent as polls show a competitive Senate race in a state some political observers have called more "light blue" than deep blue:

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But also boosting Sununu, his strategy to blast Pappas as a do-nothing member of Congress during another anti-incumbent election cycle, which is a turn of the tables on the Democrats' playbook.
"He's been on the Transportation Committee for eight years, and New Hampshire is dead last in highway funding in New England. That hurts New Hampshire. His ineffectiveness is doing damage to the state because we're not getting the support we need from Washington," Sununu claimed.

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"We need someone who can go to Washington as an effective voice, an independent voice for New Hampshire, but who can deliver results," Sununu also stressed.
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With polls showing both of them running neck and neck and Cook Political recently changing their rating on the race from "Lean D" to "Toss Up," Pappas and other Democrats have been begging the national party apparatus to take notice and do more amid a backdrop of "Republican-aligned outside groups... pouring millions into the state" and "MAGA super PACs ... outspending his campaign 3 to 1 on TV," according to Fox News Digital.

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The @ChrisPappasNH campaign has cut its TV spend --> pic.twitter.com/htNcIqtXyr

— NH Journal (@NewHampJournal) September 17, 2026

And, forcing the DSA Dem donors to throw their pac money at the boston TV market is great news for the IA GOP.

I guess now is the time Republicans will start running their midterm ads across the country. We'll see what the polling does in a couple weeks.

how this Islamist Jihadi can serve in the US Senate and backed by Kamala Harris only 25 years after 9/11

and then because Jihadis believe in the Islamic concept of "TAQIYYA" which allows for lying to infidels in the defense of Islam

Abdulrahman El Sayed gaslights America by claiming he doesn't care "what a social media streamer" says....

It's really ramped up at this point but started a couple weeks ago.

NEW QUANTUS INSIGHTS GEORGIA SENATE POLL - Sept 18, 2026

Our latest survey of 645 likely Georgia voters finds Democrat Jon Ossoff leading Republican Mike Collins by four points, with neither candidate reaching 50%.

📊 Georgia U.S. Senate
🔵 Jon Ossoff (D): 48.2%
🔴 Mike Collins… pic.twitter.com/ewNUB5jzvS

— Quantus Insights (@QuantusInsights) September 18, 2026

Ossof usno bueno

So even with 20 point margins on the economy in 2022 and 2024, Republicans only won the national vote by 3 points. Now Dems have virtually no advantage on the economy.

No, I’m not going to say this means Democrats will lose the midterms. The simple reality is that “it’s the… https://t.co/QpZ2pyBTjp

— Chris (@chriswithans) September 20, 2026

So I do have one more data point for Ohio so far. Miami county Ohio has processed 3331 mail ballot applications

By partisan primary participation these are 64-33 Rep+31

In 2024 8223 mail ballots were requested. Trump won here 72-27 (+45) pic.twitter.com/vp2uv5MgUI

— Latinx Adjacent Doctor PhD (@TonerousHyus) September 20, 2026

Miami county mail was 56-43 Trump; sounds like GOP voters are turning out again this year (in Ohio).

I have not watched much this morning but heard snippets from Faulkner that polling is breaking hard for the Rs.

Trump is juggling tariffs, a C Xi's Peen summit at the Trump House, UN speech and side meetings to address the Russian infighting, and resolving towards a docent, non-nuclear Iran.

Add in movement on AI and energy and the Dems / Hate Americans may end the week with nothing more than Epstein hoaxes and supporting Omar's bill to divert ICE funding to instead rebuild community comfort in sanctuary cities.

It's clear one part of America wants to solve problems and move forward and the other wants to ***** about ballrooms, mutilating children, raising your taxes and telling you to be more tolerant of violent migrant racists and murdered.

Clear choices.

Donald Trump's approval rating has reached the lowest level of his political career, with less than one-third of Americans approving of his performance in the White House, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.

The poll, released on Monday, Sept. 21, found that only 32% of Americans approved of the president's job performance. Monday's results mark a three-point drop from last week's Reuters/Ipsos poll.

Trump's 32% approval rating on Monday sets a new record low across both of his terms in office. Previously, Trump's floor had been 33%, which he had reached in December 2017.

Cost of living has been a deep source of unpopularity for the president, as only 17% of Americans said they approved of Trump's handling of the issue.

According to Reuters/Ipsos, the four-day poll was conducted among 1,277 U.S. adults with a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.

Not encouraging.

As I was told, the Trump internal polling looks a LOT like my D+11.

I've been banging the table for a year that we would be in this situation (you're welcome) but not a lot a pollster can do to help, now.

Now it's down to $, electioneering, lies, and October surprises. https://t.co/ekmK9Qve1Y

— Mark Mitchell, Honest Pollster (@honestpollster) September 21, 2026

SECTAMU#1 said:

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Donald Trump's approval rating has reached the lowest level of his political career, with less than one-third of Americans approving of his performance in the White House, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.

The poll, released on Monday, Sept. 21, found that only 32% of Americans approved of the president's job performance. Monday's results mark a three-point drop from last week's Reuters/Ipsos poll.

Trump's 32% approval rating on Monday sets a new record low across both of his terms in office. Previously, Trump's floor had been 33%, which he had reached in December 2017.

Cost of living has been a deep source of unpopularity for the president, as only 17% of Americans said they approved of Trump's handling of the issue.

According to Reuters/Ipsos, the four-day poll was conducted among 1,277 U.S. adults with a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.

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Dems approval rating is in the single digits. HTH.

Since the X poster said to save him from dooming or blackpilling comments, I guess we just have to shut up and listen to him.

What a joke. The internal polling is showing the opposite.

flown-the-coop said:

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SECTAMU#1 said:

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Donald Trump's approval rating has reached the lowest level of his political career, with less than one-third of Americans approving of his performance in the White House, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.

The poll, released on Monday, Sept. 21, found that only 32% of Americans approved of the president's job performance. Monday's results mark a three-point drop from last week's Reuters/Ipsos poll.

Trump's 32% approval rating on Monday sets a new record low across both of his terms in office. Previously, Trump's floor had been 33%, which he had reached in December 2017.

Cost of living has been a deep source of unpopularity for the president, as only 17% of Americans said they approved of Trump's handling of the issue.

According to Reuters/Ipsos, the four-day poll was conducted among 1,277 U.S. adults with a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.

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Dems approval rating is in the single digits. HTH.

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Democratic Party Favorability


Sep 21, 2026

Unfavorable 54.2%
Favorable 40.0%

One Flew Over the ****oo's Nest - do you goal tend all day or do you ever take some time off?

Mark Mitchell isn't the one that wrote that. You aren't going to find a more conversative political insider than him.

SECTAMU#1 said:

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SECTAMU#1 said:

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Donald Trump's approval rating has reached the lowest level of his political career, with less than one-third of Americans approving of his performance in the White House, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.

The poll, released on Monday, Sept. 21, found that only 32% of Americans approved of the president's job performance. Monday's results mark a three-point drop from last week's Reuters/Ipsos poll.

Trump's 32% approval rating on Monday sets a new record low across both of his terms in office. Previously, Trump's floor had been 33%, which he had reached in December 2017.

Cost of living has been a deep source of unpopularity for the president, as only 17% of Americans said they approved of Trump's handling of the issue.

According to Reuters/Ipsos, the four-day poll was conducted among 1,277 U.S. adults with a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.

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Dems approval rating is in the single digits. HTH.

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Democratic Party Favorability


Sep 21, 2026

Unfavorable 54.2%
Favorable 40.0%

One Flew Over the ****oo's Nest - do you goal tend all day or do you ever take some time off?

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These things are not the same. Let me know if you tire of spreading fake news like CNN.

Captn_Ag05 said:

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Mark Mitchell isn't the one that wrote that. You aren't going to find a more conversative political insider than him.

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Then he can disclaim the comment he reposted. HTH.

If he is a conservative insider he probably is not getting the inside numbers.

Anyway, November is going to be a bust.

We tried. But there’s only so much you can do.

America will learn the hard way about the threat of communism and Islam since it’s not being taken seriously.

There’s not much to really look forward to in our country if we are going to…

— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) September 22, 2026

"We tried but there's only so much you can do"

This administration and its mouthpieces are so out of touch with reality. They barely tried at all and got barely anything done, aside from starting a war that everybody knew would be disastrous.

The internals must be awful for Loomer to start conceding at this juncture.

Again, these are not the warnings of people who are winning in a "wave." If they are admitting problems with NH, which despite the R+5 registration they should own, they are gonna pee themselves in TX, which is probably R+8. https://t.co/Cz2rtVLR5H

— @LarryWildWorldofHistory (@LarryWild2028) September 21, 2026

Pappas is begging Dems to throw money at the Boston TV market to save him in NH.

I think Peggy Flanagan is actually going to cost the leftists a Senate seat in MN for at least one cycle. She's just a horrid candidate.

An autism center run by a longtime friend of Minnesota Democratic Senate candidate @peggyflanagan is being investigated for fraud

cc @Michele_Tafoya https://t.co/5c53MWGN8T

— Sean Spicer (@seanspicer) September 21, 2026

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Ashley Hinson (IA republican senate candidate) dropped an ad this week touting her bipartisanship and record of working with democrats. iowa was R+13 just two years ago.

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At least 2 of the INCUMBENT IA congressional caucus ( who are all Rs) are touting the bipartisanship and most if not all of their TV Ads do not mention that their party affiliation or Trump

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Senate will stay R, Maine, Texas, Iowa make it 50 and I do not see R losing any of those.

Ohio, NH, Minnesota, Michigan, Alaska and now NC are toss ups

Alaska should be easy R but I do not know how their voting system is

Ohio should be an easy win for R but looks like people in Ohio are turning on Trump and the GOP

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Collin's is going to lose the final nail in the coffin will be when constituents have to buy their heating oil. Maine and NH have among the highest % of homes that use heating oil in the nation

You are half right about Ohio except that Brown has won statewide since Ohio became reliably Red
I think there is path for Brown to become president if The Ds sweep Ohio

Brown is a very good politician

Brown is a good politician but I have read the opposite from even Dem commentators about OH and ME. I think Collins wins easily again. NC and IA are the Dems best pickup opportunities left, imho (and AK, maybe, but that is a cheap state for media and the GOP will flood it).

Now on to 2026. These are the 8 seats I consider Key GOP defenses.

Note, I am not discussing NH, MI, MN, or GA here - those are Dem seats thought to be competitive, not R seats.

NC - clearly first in line to be lost based on historical swings from previous presidential. No… https://t.co/BrOvGoytsq pic.twitter.com/X2LPNzU2KO

— Seth Keshel (@RealSKeshel) September 21, 2026

Trump is displaying his Lukashenko and Orban tendencies with his attempted press ban.

Not a smart time for him to do that, not when most Americans were already very concerned about his tariffs, his stupid decisions, his lying, his corruption, his destruction of our economy, and his Administration's constant illegal attacks on the Constitution and our nation's longstanding well-established democratic norms.

I think Vivek is the wild card not sure if he can do retail politics successfully from here to Election Day. He is a very smart very successful entrepreneur but those skills do not always translate

DeschutesAg said:

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Trump is displaying his Lukashenko and Orban tendencies with his attempted press ban.

Not a smart time for him to do that, not when most Americans were already very concerned about his tariffs, his stupid decisions, his lying, his corruption, his destruction of our economy, and his Administration's constant illegal attacks on the Constitution and our nation's longstanding well-established democratic norms.

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You do realize the WH press pool is but a smidge of the press coverage POTUS gets, right?

Are you thinking the cameras at the UN will just cut off when Trump talks?

Have you seen the viewership of those "banned" networks during the Biden years when they had no events to cover, no pressers, and kids called at 9am?

You think it's hurting Trump? That's some funny stuff.

Plus it's only the 5 crybabies holding out of the press pool. The others are still covering. Just the 5 crybabies were anointed by the unofficial WH press association to have the cameras and microphones.

I imagine that issue is solved. The mic-less wall to the helicopter is funny. He had stopped to cut the ribbon for the helipad and thank the construction workers. They heard him and saw him - so I think the Country will be okay.