Lawrence Diaz

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Lawrence Diaz

Lawrence Diaz

@JewishHispanic

Virginia, USA Katılım Ağustos 2024
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Lawrence Diaz
Lawrence Diaz@JewishHispanic·
InteractivePolls@IAPolls2022

.@RCPolitics — Generic Ballot polling average on July 19th → (vs. actual midterm results) • 🔴 2010: GOP +2.5 → (GOP +6.8) • 🔵 2014: Dem +1.5 → (GOP +5.7) • 🔵 2018: Dem +7.7 → (Dem +8.4) • 🔴 2022: GOP +2.1 → (GOP +2.8) • 🔵 2026: Dem +4.7

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Reuben Rodriguez
Reuben Rodriguez@ReubenR80027912·
As I’ve said: the era of wave midterms is over. Ds still have a good environment & more reliable voters as their base, but structurally, present coalitions are so entrenched that you can’t get 2018 I’d also note that Trump was still all consuming in ‘18, now ppl are innured
InteractivePolls@IAPolls2022

Post-Ipsos: Mixed signals for Dems vs 2018 blue wave. Generic Ballot 2018: Dems +10 2026: Dems +3 —— Enthusiastic Edge 2018: Dems +2 2026: Dems +10 "Despite Trump’s unpopularity, GOP isn’t losing badly on generic ballot. Their base lacks energy, but redistricting + fixes on gas/Iran could help them hold the House"

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Dylan Higbie
Dylan Higbie@DuvalEaton·
@ReubenR80027912 I would say its imprudent to declare that wave elections cannot happen due to a few polls in July.
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Reuben Rodriguez
Reuben Rodriguez@ReubenR80027912·
Yes and: a HUGELY underrated issue is everyone wants a big wave rebuke so someone (D or R) has to “ moderate back to normalcy” But neither party can b/c the dynamics of a wave aren’t there and Trump ‘24 proved Lazarus (or Atlantic City): everything that dies someday comes back
Liam Donovan@LPDonovan

@ReubenR80027912 And it's self-reinforcing. If neither side can manage to win to overwhelmingly that they are substantially overexposed, far less risk of giving it all back and then some.

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Jim Rooney
Jim Rooney@roon0292·
@bdquinn @paulesq711 My guess is still we land in the D+6-7 range More than enough to flip the house but not enough for the senate
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I don't know how many of these polls with narrow margins we have to see before people grasp that this isn't going to be some D+9 or more super wave year. Despite Trump having a 40% approval rating in the poll among registered voters, people just have that many misgivings on Dems.
Politics & Poll Tracker 📡@PollTracker2024

Washington Post/Ipsos poll | 7/9-7/13 RV Generic congressional ballot 2026 🟦Democratic 48% 🟥Republican 45% — Which political party do you agree with more on important issues? 🟥Republican 41% 🟦Democratic 40% — Which political party do you trust to do a better job handling the economy? 🟥Republican 39% 🟦Democratic 35% washingtonpost.com/politics/2026/…

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Lawrence Diaz
Lawrence Diaz@JewishHispanic·
@admcrlsn What other polls? Please no Abdul integrals or DSA polls
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Adam Carlson
Adam Carlson@admcrlsn·
Remember this Detroit News/Glengariff poll that Stevens leading by 7 pts? I’m not in the business of unskewing polls — but objectively they are projecting a Democratic primary electorate that would have unprecedentedly high vote shares in the Detroit metro area & among Black voters — both groups that heavily favor Stevens. Perhaps they’re seeing something that no other pollster is, and they will be proven right. Or perhaps their model is an outlier and too friendly to Stevens. I’ll let you be the judge.
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Politics & Poll Tracker 📡@PollTracker2024

Detroit News/Glengariff poll | 7/8-7/11 LV US Senate Michigan Democratic primary 2026 🟦Haley Stevens 48% 🟦Abdul El-Sayed 41% Undecided/other 10% detroitnews.com/story/news/pol…

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