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The US midterms are less than a month away.
One of the biggest questions facing politicians: the cost of living.
People can disagree on almost everything in politics, but groceries, housing, and bills affect everyday life.
How much should the economy determine your vote?
Who do you think will win? Will Texas flip Blue? Or Ken Paxton will hold it for Republicans?
50%James Talarico
50%Ken Paxton
2 votes • Final resultsAn interesting development in the 2026 US midterms:
Reuters reports that some Republican candidates in competitive races are distancing themselves from Trump or certain policies.
It raises an important question about American politics:
When voters choose a member of Congress, how much should that candidate be judged independently of the president?
An election is more than choosing a candidate.
It’s also a chance for voters to evaluate the people already in power.
Should elections focus more on what politicians promised or what they actually delivered?
This is big for Democrats as this poll is Republican Internal poll
ARIZONA POLL (Norton internal)
GOVERNOR
🟦 Katie Hobbs: 50%
🟥 Andy Biggs: 44%
SECRETARY OF STATE
🟦 Adrian Fontes: 48%
🟥 Alexander Kolodin: 42%
ATTORNEY GENERAL
🟦 Kris Mayes: 48%
🟥 Warren Petersen: 46%
STATE TREASURER
🟥 Elijah Norton: 43%
🟦 Nick Mansour: 41%
GrayHouse (R) | 10/6–8 | 550 LV | ±4.2%
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With just 3½ weeks until Election Day, VoteHub’s Legacy model has Alaska as the Senate “majority-maker” for Democrats, delivering their 51st seat by a projected 2.5pt margin. Texas comes in at seat 52, with Iowa and Kansas in the hunt but still leaning GOP.
Quantitative election forecasts and prediction markets broadly agree on the relative competitiveness of Senate races, though Kalshi has Texas as the majority-maker instead. Both project Iowa to have the narrowest margin of victory.
Inflation, rent, groceries, healthcare.
Politics can feel complicated until you look at the bills people have to pay every month.
Which cost-of-living issue do you think politicians underestimate the most?
The US midterm elections are coming.
Different parties. Different promises.
But for ordinary people, one question matters everywhere:
Is life becoming more affordable?
What issue would matter MOST to you if you were voting?
Pennsylvania Early Voting turn-out. 🚨🚨
NEW POLL ALERT FOR GEORGIA! ‼️
OSSOFF pulling away.
Trafalgar Group
10/07 – 10/09
1,101 LV
Georgia US Senate General Ballot Test
🔵 Jon Ossoff -- 51%
🔴 Mike Collins -- 43%
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