Part of Trump's 2024 Approval Crisis · 6 stories · since Sep 8 · newest 2h ago
New NPR/PBS/Marist poll shows Democrats with big midterm lead as Trump's unpopularity deepensDemocratic strategist calls independents' anti-Trump motivation 'devastating'
2 Yesterday 5:00 AM · 20h ago · 3 articles · 2 posts · 2 sources · development 2 of 3
Democratic strategist Joel Payne says the strength of independent voters' motivation to vote against Trump is unusually significant for the party's prospects.
“That's devastating”
Joel Payne
Donald Trump U.S. President
Mike Johnson House SpeakerLee Miringoff Director, Marist Institute for Public OpinionJoel Payne Democratic strategist
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Reported in the same hours no headline names this development itself — these 5 claims were published in its stretch
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first by washingtonpost.com, 9h ago · also Washington Post
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- Many voters see midterms as vote against Trump, new poll finds usatoday.com · 9h ago
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first by PBS NewsHour, 20h ago
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- Democrats hold midterm lead with independents breaking sharply against Trump PBS NewsHour · 13h ago
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first by NPR, 13h ago · also NPR News
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first by PBS NewsHour, 6h ago
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first by New York Magazine, 13h ago
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A new NPR/PBS News/Marist poll finds President Trump — and his unpopularity — is an outsize factor in why most voters say they want Democrats to win the midterms.
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Independents approve of Trump at 23 percent, disapprove at 72. Under-30 voters are at 26 approve, 71 disapprove. Democrats lead all nine Senate battlegrounds and lead the generic ballot by 8 points, territory that produced 31 and 41 seat wipeouts in 2006 and 2018. This is a collapse, not a slump. Trump’s Popularity Is Circling...
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NEW: President Trump's efforts to make the midterm elections a referendum on his presidency appear to be backfiring as Democratic congressional candidates hold a significant lead over Republicans in the latest poll from PBS News, NPR and Marist.
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New @npr.org/PBS News/Marist poll of *registered voters* - By a 12-point margin (53-41) they'd prefer to elect a Democrat to Congress over a Republican. - Voters say D's better than R's on gas prices, economy –– even immigration. Trump is a big factor:
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