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From Matt Towery “So @nytimes says that there is a Republican “undertow” this year. They may be on to something we don’t see. Yes GOP voters do appear slightly less enthusiastic to vote (Alaska and Kansas are good examples). But there is another definite wave we are seeing. Voters 65 and over are the most enthusiastic to vote of all demographics. And they have moved back to the GOP in big numbers. Races are close in red states but also close in some blue states. A most unusual election cycle! Lots of states are battleground states that never have been before. Undertow versus Silver Wave. Who knows?
@realDonaldTrump stop listening to pollsters who consistently get it wrong. @seanhannity follows InsiderAdvantage, Trafalgar, Rasmussen. We get you and your vote right. Stop honoring ignorance and just ignore these other pollsters! We don’t know who will win, but we WILL get it right. Looks like younger voters and independents are not excited about voting!
BREAKING: @trafalgar_group 2026 KS US Senate Poll (09/29-10/01)
1095 Respondents
2.9 MOE
44.4% @Hamilton4Kansas
43.5% @RogerMarshallMD
2.0% David C Graham
10.1% Und
Full report: https://t.co/890Fzi7M0F
BREAKING: @trafalgar_group 2026 MI US Senate Poll (09/28-09/30)
1085 Respondents
2.9 MOE
46.9% @AbdulElSayed
45.1% @MikeRogersForMI
1.6% Lydia Christensen
0.9% Tim Long
0.3% Walter P. Kristy
0.1% Douglas P. Marsh
5.0% Und
Full report: https://t.co/aKtZZK4qRv
From Matt Towery: “What we are starting to see in our surveys…R candidates are closing the gap…we find independents leaning heavily Democrat BUT in most states there is a 20 point or so “enthusiastic to vote gap” with independents not motivated to vote. Same with the youngest of voters, while 65 and over are the most enthusiastic. Most of these races are not nearly the blow outs many of the polls suggest. And we have not adjusted our turnout weighting to reflect this as it is too soon and early voting may contradict these numbers.” Stay tuned. More polls coming today.