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With President Trump's approval ratings falling, voters increasingly concerned about affordability and Democrats leading in the polls, history suggests a diffic…
With President Trump's approval ratings falling, voters increasingly concerned about affordability and Democrats leading in the polls, history suggests a difficult midterm for Republicans.
CNN's Manu Raju and Jake Tapper discuss which races could be early signs that a blue wave is underway on Tuesday night . Also, CNN's Michael Smerconish reviews historical indicators that could point to a strong night for Democrats and former Clinton adviser Doug Sosnik says changes in the political landscape may complicate the expected blue wave.
0:00 Which key House races finish first on Tuesday?
2:06 A Montana race could point to a blue wave
3:50 Do Democrats have a chance in South Carolina?
6:05 Why Republican strategist has her eye on Ohio
8:42 Will electoral history repeat itself on Tuesday night?
14:24 The structural change in politics that may hold Democrats back
Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr
Stream more on CNN with an All Access subscription: https://cnn.it/4AZMu54
Why? Why bring democrats back into power?<br>They did do bad that Trump was re-elected. <br><br>So, why are we going back down this road. <br>When are we getting off the stupid wagon???<br><br>Vote independent
Wishy-washy Haley Stevens! A Michigan Democrat now cozying up to Republicans. Is she still bitter about losing to El-Sayed? Her antisemitism concerns raise questions, but so does the Islamophobia directed at him. This could backfire, with her own supporters rallying behind El-Sayed instead!
Trump remains confident.<br> All the options are covered by the TruMpillerMusk axis of evil. <br><br>1) Changing votes on the machines (already happening)<br>2) Seizing the boxes from areas that he knows are hostile,<br>3) Changing the tallied figures,<br>4) Refusing to declare winners,<br>5) Obstructing Certification,<br>6) Failure of Speaker to swear in new members,<br>6) Martial Law when protests erupt<br>7) Declaration that the Election was invalid.<br>8) Claims of foreign interference (by Hugo Chavez, Muhammad Ali, Leon Trotsky, Che Guevara, Uncle Tom Cobbley and all)).<br> ~ So, it’s Bye bye Amerikkka~ . You had your chance to arrest him for sedition and treason on Jan 21 2021, but fluffed it.
Former Ohioan here.. Sherrod and Amy get my vote. Voting is like driving a car.<br>To go forward select "D".<br>To go backward, select "R". Get out and vote people 🇺🇸
My worry is people think it's in the bag due to polls and won't bother voting <br>It's not in the bag if you haven't voted. Please, please do so<br><br>Love and respect from an average dude in England :)
With President Trump's approval ratings falling, voters increasingly concerned about affordability and Democrats leading in the polls, history suggests a difficult midterm for Republicans.
CNN's Manu Raju and Jake Tapper discuss which races could be early signs that a blue wave is underway on Tuesday night . Also, CNN's Michael Smerconish reviews historical indicators that could point to a strong night for Democrats and former Clinton adviser Doug Sosnik says changes in the political landscape may complicate the expected blue wave.
0:00 Which key House races finish first on Tuesday?
2:06 A Montana race could point to a blue wave
3:50 Do Democrats have a chance in South Carolina?
6:05 Why Republican strategist has her eye on Ohio
8:42 Will electoral history repeat itself on Tuesday night?
14:24 The structural change in politics that may hold Democrats back
Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr
Stream more on CNN with an All Access subscription: https://cnn.it/4AZMu54
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