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What do you think are the key drivers of the generic congressional ballot currently being tied given Biden's low approval ratings?
#1 The GCB means nothing this far out from the election, so who cares? |
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#2 Polling aggregates are wrong, most voters actually prefer Republicans |
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#3 The current close GCB is just a temporary bump for Democrats |
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#4 The unpopularity of Trump specifically is pushing voters towards Democrats |
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#5 The unpopularity of overturning Roe v. Wade is pushing voters towards Democrats |
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#6 The unpopularity of the Republican Party in general is pushing voters towards Democrats |
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#7 Voters are rewarding Democrats for various policies/accomplishments of the 117th Congress |
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#8 The changing Democratic coalition makes it stronger during mid-terms |
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#9 Democrats have nominated better candidates in the 2022 cycle |
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#10 Democrats have done a better job with messaging/campaigning |
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#11 Current polling doesn't accurately capture Biden's standing with voters |
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#12 The president's approval rating isn't actually a key driver of mid-terms |
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#13 The economy is boosting Democrats |
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#14 Foreign affairs are boosting Democrats |
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#15 Biden's low-key approach has made his approval ratings less of an issue |
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#16 Other |
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Topic: Why do you think the GCB is essentially tied (August 2022)? (Read 2645 times)
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