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Democrats could learn wrong message from a blowout victory
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Democrats are poised to romp in today's election, easily winning the House and, according to most forecasts, flipping the Senate too.
Key facts
- Voters are more eager to disempower Trump than to empower Democrats. 29% of registered voters have a positive opinion of the Democratic Party vs
- The post-2022 takeaway ultimately laid the groundwork for Trump's return to the White House after the 2024 election
- Making him the face of the election didn't work in 2024, and it might not in 2028, either
- Many Democrats say they're determined not to repeat the mistake they made after the last midterms in 2022
Summary
Voters are more eager to disempower Trump than to empower Democrats. 29% of registered voters have a positive opinion of the Democratic Party vs. 38% who view the Republican Party positively, according to a pre-election NBC News poll. Many Democrats say they're determined not to repeat the mistake they made after the last midterms in 2022. The post-2022 takeaway ultimately laid the groundwork for Trump's return to the White House after the 2024 election.