Author: Samantha-Jo Roth
Trump Making Gains Among Latino Voters in Key Bloc Recent polling data shows former President Trump is gaining traction among Latino voters, cutting into Vice President Kamala Harris’s lead among this critical demographic. The latest NBC-Telemundo-CNBC poll reveals that Harris holds 54% support among registered Latino voters, while Trump is not far behind at 40%. In past presidential cycles, Democrats have led with Latino voters by significant margins, but Trump’s growing support marks a shift in the political landscape. Mike Madrid, a Republican operative, notes the evolving dynamics among Latino voters, highlighting their increasing focus on the economy and other…
The State of Senate Races: Kamala’s Influence, Florida, Texas, and Nebraska Senator Gary Peters expressed confidence in the Senate races, citing Kamala Harris’ impact on voter enthusiasm. The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) announced a significant ad push in Florida and Texas, supporting challengers to Republican incumbents. Peters assured that vital races, like Jon Tester’s in Montana, would not be neglected. Democrats have spent $7 million in Florida compared to Republicans’ $16 million, while in Texas, Democrats have invested $49 million. Peters hinted at funding from the Harris campaign boosting these efforts. Meanwhile, the Nebraska Senate race, typically a GOP…
The Decline of Senate Debates: A Look at the Lack of Face-offs in Key Races As Election Day approaches, the absence of traditional debates in down-ballot races has become apparent, especially in close Senate contests. According to a report by the Washington Examiner, fewer than 40% of Senate races nationwide will feature a debate before November. With control of the Senate hanging in the balance, the lack of opportunities for voters to see candidates engage in debates could have significant implications. In crucial races like Ohio, where incumbent Sen. Sherrod Brown and challenger Bernie Moreno have yet to finalize a…
A recent update by the nonpartisan election handicapper, Cook Political Report, has shifted Arizona, Georgia, and Nevada into the “toss-up” category from “lean Republican” for the 2024 presidential election cycle. This change comes after Vice President Kamala Harris became the Democratic nominee for president. The latest rating adjustments now place Democrats in a more favorable position to contest these key battleground states. This decision was backed by recent polls showing Harris narrowing the gap with former President Donald Trump, making the presidential race in these states highly competitive. While Republicans currently hold 235 electoral votes from leaning or solid Republican…
In a bold move, Arizona Republicans are rallying behind Vice President Kamala Harris, led by prominent figures like Republican mayor John Giles and former state Rep. Robin Shaw. The group, labeled as “McCain Republicans,” aims to distance themselves from the divisive politics of former President Donald Trump and embrace a more inclusive, moderate approach to leadership. Giles, a vocal supporter of Harris, believes that the GOP must learn from past mistakes and evolve to win elections in the future. The newly formed Republican task force for Harris includes mayors from various cities in Arizona, as well as former aides to…