Horrible news for Republicans in 2018

[DrLove]

Dems hold a 48 point lead among voters under age 35? Doesn't bode well for the future of the Republican Party does it?

WASHINGTON — Fresh off their victory in Alabama’s special Senate election, Democrats now enjoy their largest advantage in congressional preference in nine years, according to the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll, signaling a dangerous political environment for Republicans entering next year’s midterm elections.

Fifty percent of registered voters say they prefer a Democratic-controlled Congress, versus 39 percent who want Republicans in charge.

In this most recent poll, Democrats hold a whopping 48-point lead in congressional preference among voters ages 18-34 (69 percent to 21 percent), a 20-point lead among female voters (54 percent to 34 percent) and a 12-point lead among independent voters (43 percent to 31 percent).

The NBC/WSJ poll also shows Democrats with the intensity advantage, with 59 percent of Democratic voters saying they have a high level of interest in next year’s elections (registering either a 9 or 10 on a 10-point scale), versus 49 percent of Republican voters saying the same thing.​

Poll: Dems hold biggest lead in congressional preference since 2008

 

[Tank]

And Hillary is going to win too!

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

Polls lol

Some of us have learned nothing

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

And Hillary is going to win too!

97% chance accoding to poll analysis lol

 

[MadChemist]

Dems hold a 48 point lead among voters under age 35? Doesn't bode well for the future of the Republican Party does it?

WASHINGTON — Fresh off their victory in Alabama’s special Senate election, Democrats now enjoy their largest advantage in congressional preference in nine years, according to the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll, signaling a dangerous political environment for Republicans entering next year’s midterm elections.

Fifty percent of registered voters say they prefer a Democratic-controlled Congress, versus 39 percent who want Republicans in charge.

In this most recent poll, Democrats hold a whopping 48-point lead in congressional preference among voters ages 18-34 (69 percent to 21 percent), a 20-point lead among female voters (54 percent to 34 percent) and a 12-point lead among independent voters (43 percent to 31 percent).

The NBC/WSJ poll also shows Democrats with the intensity advantage, with 59 percent of Democratic voters saying they have a high level of interest in next year’s elections (registering either a 9 or 10 on a 10-point scale), versus 49 percent of Republican voters saying the same thing.​

Poll: Dems hold biggest lead in congressional preference since 2008

That has always been the case.

1. Young people don't vote.
2. As they get older...guess what....? They become more conservative.

Shaking all the way to the bank (and the WH).

 

[DrLove]

Yes, the little boy and poll deniers have arrived to laugh at perfectly good polls.
Gonna be fun watching y'all circle the drain!

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

Millennials Now Rival Boomers As A Political Force, But Will They Actually Vote?

 

[MadChemist]

Yes, the little boy and poll deniers have arrived to laugh at perfectly good polls.
Gonna be fun watching y'all circle the drain!

And Hillary should be up by 50 points.

You already did the circle.....and went right down.

 

[DrLove]

That has always been the case.

1. Young people don't vote.
2. As they get older...guess what....? They become more conservative.

Shaking all the way to the bank (and the WH).

Can you link us to that tired old urban legend? Yes, some people become somewhat more conservative as they get older - others become more liberal.

And young people and women (especially black women) came out in droves in Virginia and Alabama. Did you miss the numbers or something?

Young people hate the Orange Fungus and after Republicans steal their insurance and Social Security .. in less than 11 months you'll be seeing young people turn out like they did in 2008.

 

[Crixus]

Dems hold a 48 point lead among voters under age 35? Doesn't bode well for the future of the Republican Party does it?

WASHINGTON — Fresh off their victory in Alabama’s special Senate election, Democrats now enjoy their largest advantage in congressional preference in nine years, according to the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll, signaling a dangerous political environment for Republicans entering next year’s midterm elections.

Fifty percent of registered voters say they prefer a Democratic-controlled Congress, versus 39 percent who want Republicans in charge.

In this most recent poll, Democrats hold a whopping 48-point lead in congressional preference among voters ages 18-34 (69 percent to 21 percent), a 20-point lead among female voters (54 percent to 34 percent) and a 12-point lead among independent voters (43 percent to 31 percent).

The NBC/WSJ poll also shows Democrats with the intensity advantage, with 59 percent of Democratic voters saying they have a high level of interest in next year’s elections (registering either a 9 or 10 on a 10-point scale), versus 49 percent of Republican voters saying the same thing.​

Poll: Dems hold biggest lead in congressional preference since 2008

It’s only bad that f they put down the controller and go vote.

 

[DrLove]

Millennials Now Rival Boomers As A Political Force, But Will They Actually Vote?

Your story is 6 months old. Trump and Republicans have fucked over millennials bigly in that time and they've got more dirty work to go before the election.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Dems hold a 48 point lead among voters under age 35? Doesn't bode well for the future of the Republican Party does it?

WASHINGTON — Fresh off their victory in Alabama’s special Senate election, Democrats now enjoy their largest advantage in congressional preference in nine years, according to the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll, signaling a dangerous political environment for Republicans entering next year’s midterm elections.

Fifty percent of registered voters say they prefer a Democratic-controlled Congress, versus 39 percent who want Republicans in charge.

In this most recent poll, Democrats hold a whopping 48-point lead in congressional preference among voters ages 18-34 (69 percent to 21 percent), a 20-point lead among female voters (54 percent to 34 percent) and a 12-point lead among independent voters (43 percent to 31 percent).

The NBC/WSJ poll also shows Democrats with the intensity advantage, with 59 percent of Democratic voters saying they have a high level of interest in next year’s elections (registering either a 9 or 10 on a 10-point scale), versus 49 percent of Republican voters saying the same thing.​

Poll: Dems hold biggest lead in congressional preference since 2008

Remember in 2008 how the Republican Party was dead? Yeah me too.

 

[bendog]

Polls lol

Some of us have learned nothing

Ah .... yeah. LOOL

 

[DrLove]

Yes, the little boy and poll deniers have arrived to laugh at perfectly good polls.
Gonna be fun watching y'all circle the drain!

And Hillary should be up by 50 points.

You already did the circle.....and went right down.

Sorry, but Hillary won by exactly what the poll averages said she would - around 3 million votes. National polls don't factor electoral results. Trump squeaked those by less than 80,000 votes in three states.

The Election Came Down to 77,744 Votes in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan (Updated)

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

Millennials Now Rival Boomers As A Political Force, But Will They Actually Vote?

Your story is 6 months old. Trump and Republicans have fucked over millennials bigly in that time and they've got more dirty work to go before the election.

There is no historical data to support your thesis. One election out of hundreds is not a trend.

 

[DrLove]

Remember in 2008 how the Republican Party was dead? Yeah me too.

Remember in 2010 how the Democratic Party was dead? Yeah, me too

 

[sartre play]

Hillary lost its been a year, she will never hold a job again that will effect most of us. Obama served his two terms and now is in the private sector. he will have some limited influence because a large number of people like him.
ITS this president & this congress we need to focus on. like or dislike, working on removing our party blinders could help unite us in many areas.

 

[debbiedowner]

Dems hold a 48 point lead among voters under age 35? Doesn't bode well for the future of the Republican Party does it?

WASHINGTON — Fresh off their victory in Alabama’s special Senate election, Democrats now enjoy their largest advantage in congressional preference in nine years, according to the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll, signaling a dangerous political environment for Republicans entering next year’s midterm elections.

Fifty percent of registered voters say they prefer a Democratic-controlled Congress, versus 39 percent who want Republicans in charge.

In this most recent poll, Democrats hold a whopping 48-point lead in congressional preference among voters ages 18-34 (69 percent to 21 percent), a 20-point lead among female voters (54 percent to 34 percent) and a 12-point lead among independent voters (43 percent to 31 percent).

The NBC/WSJ poll also shows Democrats with the intensity advantage, with 59 percent of Democratic voters saying they have a high level of interest in next year’s elections (registering either a 9 or 10 on a 10-point scale), versus 49 percent of Republican voters saying the same thing.​

Poll: Dems hold biggest lead in congressional preference since 2008

Remember in 2008 how the Republican Party was dead? Yeah me too.

It was and still is it's just something has taken over from you far far out right, but it's not a true republican.

 

[MadChemist]

That has always been the case.

1. Young people don't vote.
2. As they get older...guess what....? They become more conservative.

Shaking all the way to the bank (and the WH).

Can you link us to that tired old urban legend? Yes, some people become somewhat more conservative as they get older - others become more liberal.

And young people and women (especially black women) came out in droves in Virginia and Alabama. Did you miss the numbers or something?

Young people hate the Orange Fungus and after Republicans steal their insurance and Social Security .. in less than 11 months you'll be seeing young people turn out like they did in 2008.

Yes, I heard those predictions all through 2016 and actually thought they might come true.

I certainly was not a fan of the Orange Fungus...but I voted for him anyway.

And guess what ?

 

[MadChemist]

Yes, the little boy and poll deniers have arrived to laugh at perfectly good polls.
Gonna be fun watching y'all circle the drain!

And Hillary should be up by 50 points.

You already did the circle.....and went right down.

Sorry, but Hillary won by exactly what the poll averages said she would - around 3 million votes. National polls don't factor electoral results. Trump squeaked those by less than 80,000 votes in three states.

The Election Came Down to 77,744 Votes in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan (Updated)

No, Hillary lost.

Sorry.