Final Rasmussen poll (generic ballot): Republicans lead 46% - 45%

Yes but you can't afford me.

 

They sure are pushing the 'voter suppression' narrative.

 

Cmon now.....you know I don't buy damaged merchandise.

 

Well they did have hillyhag BY A LANDSLIDE, and personally, I don't see much improvement from then to now

 

78%, that's like 110% if you factor in the last presidential election LOLOL

 

I think Kavanaugh caused the participation to even out. Prior to that semi-porn circus the Democrats had the enthusiasm advantage. Now it all depends on how independents turnout and vote. I think independents who gave Trump the white house by voting for him 46-42 over Hillary Clinton with 12% voting third party will vote Democratic for congress by around 10 points. Trump's favorable has dropped 8 points from election and inauguration day and his unfavorable has risen 9 points. So we'll see come Wednesday AM if I'm right or wrong.

 

I'll wait until Wednesday AM. Either you're right or I am.

 

Among registered voters, Trump’s approval is 44 percent, with disapproval at 52 percent, the best margin among this group during his presidency......snip~


Final WaPo/ABC Midterm Poll: GOP Up Big on Economy and Border Security, Dems' Generic Ballot Lead Shrinks

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/guybe...ity-dems-generic-ballot-lead-shrinks-n2534823

 

They will scream at the sky.

 

If anything they shave a few points off the Republican side just to throw off the lazy voters on the left

 

Sounds like you are flashing back to election night 2016.

You remember that night, don't you?

 

Doesn't say a whole lot for your giant BLUE WAVE either

 

Dat projection.

 

Apparently, by blue wave they meant picking up a few seats in the house.

Lol at democrat lowered expectations.

 

Its going to be cold and rainy in a lot of places tomorrow.....so you know the leftness will be losing some of their young voters.

Plus a lot of their druggies wont wake up until after the polls close.

 

Perhaps not, but tomorrow's election will.

 

Will you state on here that you will win seats in the house tomorrow?

 

The map is still not the territory.

Polls aren't reflecting the outrage over Kavanagh.

Sometimes I think Dems want to lose.

 

You have to laugh at that statement, like state/county votes are not instrumental in electing Senators and Congressmen


Nothing to worry about here

 

After "Hillary in a Landslide" and "No Path to 270" I'm not paying any attention to any polls. In addition to all the invisible Trumpeteers, last week's stellar economic report won't factor into any of the polls so I'm expecting Republicans to do better than I would have expected a year ago.

That being said, considering historical trends and the current map, I'm expecting Dims to take over the House by a slim margin and Republicans to pick up a few seats in the Senate. Given that the Senate is the biggest prize in this election, I think Trump and the GOP can live with that result even though it will be disappointing.

The biggest question in my mind is will Ruth Bader Ginsburg live to see the end of this year. She looked like she was going to drop dead during Kavanaugh's White House swearing-in ceremony.

 

At the end of the day it is going to be all about voter turnout. If the Dem's wake up in the morning and decide to vote - they should do well.

 

How did y

I don't either, midterms are all about states and counties when it comes to Senate and Congress

 

We will have to see if the Demos can make up the ground from early voting where they are getting their asses stomped.

Don't forget their political strategists was counting on the early voting.

 

What "outrage" over Kavanaugh .. politics as usual did not turn any Dem heads. At the end of the Day Kavanaugh should never have been appointed. This has nothing to do with some 35 year old accusation but, on the basis of his partisan record and lack of understanding (or ignoring) the founding principles.

It will be about voter turnout. If the Dems wake up in the morning and decide to vote - they will do well.

 

The thing is that they won't change. I don't expect a big Democrat loss. The only thing that will motivate them to reform, is a huge shellacking.

Somehow their supporters must force them to reform. The best way would be to just stop voting for them. I don't see that happening, though.