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Then why are they winning everywhere? Don’t trust Q.


10 posted on 12/20/2025 12:03:55 AM PST by nwrep
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The polling data paints an unflattering Democrat portrait:
<><>a party strategically dependent on Donald Trump’s unpopularity
<><>Democrats appear to be counting on Trump’s toxicity to do the heavy lifting,
<><>Democrat negatives are irrationally high,
<><>Trump’s got plenty more in store for them
<><>Democrats crossing the midterms finish line is iffy.


11 posted on 12/20/2025 12:26:32 AM PST by Liz ("Socialism is a wonderful idea. It's just that it's been disastrous" Thomas Sowell. )
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To: nwrep

“Then why are they winning everywhere? Don’t trust Q.“
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Exactly?
Is it media influence, poor Republican communication and apathy, which is typical. Or do radical democrats just turn out other radicals easier, and possibly helped but voting “irregularities”??
Republicans bet they their shit together pronto! The economy and voter integrity issues should be and always been issue #1-2


22 posted on 12/20/2025 4:39:21 AM PST by bantam
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To: nwrep

“Then why are they winning everywhere? Don’t trust Q.”

Of course we all love the AtlasIntel polling organization. They were the only ones who consistently and accurately showed Trump defeating Harris in 2024 and winning the popular vote in addition to the electoral vote.

Maybe it would be better to say we all USED to love them.

Because, by a remarkable coincidence to the timing of this article, they show Democrats with a SIXTEEN POINT advantage for next year:

https://atlasintel.org/poll/usa-national-2025-12-19

Sure it’s just 1 poll and “ten-and-a-half months is an eternity in politics”, but the subject of this article is also just one poll — and one which has less credibility than AtlasIntel based on their recent track record (of telling us what we want to hear).

AtlasIntel’s 2025 record wasn’t so hot though, as they OVERestimated Republican chances in the NJ and VA gubernatorial elections, as did the majority of polls. Maybe they’re adjusting their methodology now in order to try to be more accurate in the future?


27 posted on 12/20/2025 5:09:22 AM PST by PermaRag (Facts, context, and more facts)
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