The average swing among these is D+14, which happens to be in line with the average swing in internal house polls from this month, 85% have been from Dem affiliates
If you missed our presentation today and ten congressional district polls (MI-7, PA-8, IA-2, TX-35, MT-1, FL-14, MO-2, AZ-2, NC-11, AZ-2), you can still see the recording and find out which one (not a typo) Rs lead in downthread here. 1/2
Washington primary was a D+11 swing from 2024 numbers. If it's a barometer for whiter wealthier seats, Democrats probably get a similar sized swing among poorer+diverse seats. If poor+diverse seats beat that swing meaningfully, wipeout scenario
GALLUP Q3 PARTY ID (with leaners)
🟦 Democrat 50%
🟥 Republican 39%
D+11 is the largest quarterly margin recorded for Democrats since the first quarter of 2009 (was R+4 in Q4, 2024)
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