Georgia ended a Democratic week of early voting with by far the lowest White share of any non-Sunday day in four years.
The electorate should become more Republican as voting continues, but the size of that shift is uncertain. The good news for Republicans is there's still time.
I’m gonna go against the common wisdom here and say that early voting data can absolutely tell you a lot about an election but you really have to know what you’re doing and 90% of EV analysis is slop.
Here are the average race ratings from the major expert/legacy/qualitative organizations (Cook, Inside Elections & Crystal Ball) and the average race ratings from the major models/quantitative organizations (Split Ticket, VoteHub, Silver Bulletin & FiftyPlusOne) for U.S. Senate:
🦊🚨 NEW Fox News Poll
CONGRESSIONAL VOTE
Democratic - 52%
Republican - 46%
Oct 9-12, Certain to Vote ±3.5
…AMONG INDEPENDENTS
Democrats - 62%
Republicans - 36%
Oct 9-12, Ind RV ±7
@NickyScatz Ohio. Traditional battleground that has become more Republican with two competitive statewide races, showing narrow democratic polling leads.
@bdquinn@sanosreptla Back of the napkin: 2025 exit polls(I know they suck) implied roughly -9 Trump net approval nationally. Since then, his approval has dropped another ~13 pts, implying a 2026 electorate around -22 net, or ~38% approval. I’ll go 38%
#OhioSenate#OhioGovernor
President Trump shares internal poll at Ohio rally showing Jon Husted overperforming the generic ballot by +2 and Vivek Ramaswamy overperforming by +1