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Republicans are increasingly hoping the polls are wrong heading into the Nov. 3 midterms, as Democrats hold a roughly 9-point national lead and GOP leaders privately expect to lose the House. GOP strategists say the polls have repeatedly underestimated Trump and Republican voters, especially in the Midwest. They are hoping for a repeat of 2022, when Democrats exceeded expectations despite unfavorable polls. A Republican strategist has warned that if current polls are accurate, 2026 could turn out to be one of the worst election cycles in Republican history. Source: Politico.

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Republicans are increasingly hoping the polls are wrong heading into the Nov. 3 midterms, as Democrats hold a roughly 9-point national lead and GOP leaders privately expect to lose the House. GOP strategists say the polls have repeatedly underestimated Trump and Republican voters, especially in the Midwest. They are hoping for a repeat of 2022, when Democrats exceeded expectations despite unfavorable polls. A Republican strategist has warned that if current polls are accurate, 2026 could turn out to be one of the worst election cycles in Republican history. Source: Politico.

Republicans are increasingly hoping the polls are wrong heading into the Nov. 3 midterms, as Democrats hold a roughly 9-point national lead and GOP leaders privately expect to lose the House. GOP strategists say the polls have repeatedly underestimated Trump and Republican voters, especially in the Midwest. They are hoping for a repeat of 2022, when Democrats exceeded expectations despite unfavorable polls. A Republican strategist has warned that if current polls are accurate, 2026 could turn out to be one of the worst election cycles in Republican history. Source: Politico.