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Originally Posted by winn dixie
It is well known that what happens in the midterms hardly ever carries over to the General elections!
Plus an Incumbant with name recognition is very hard to beat! Bring whatever links you want! These 2 statements are tried and true!
Ill go further fer ya! with 3 points
1. gas prices low- always indicates a good cost of living
2. economy is great w/ a great gdp
3. What about these same lib polls? Weren't they wrong in 2016? Not really a question. More like facts!
MAGA BIGLY
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I don't disagree with you on one point. Trump being the incumbent is certainly a positive.
Usually Democrats do not turn out for mid-term elections as much as they do for the presidential elections. 2018 was quite different. We can all hypothesize why that was so.
Regarding your 3 points:
1. Cost of living was 2.8% in 2018, the highest in a long time.
2. Economy was better on election day November 2018 than it is today (DJIA dropped in December) and Republicans still lost big time in mid-term elections. Most all the Trump supporters on this forum predicted the Republicans would hold the majority in the House because the economy was doing so well. WRONG!! Obviously there is more on the voter's minds than the economy.
3. Yes, the polls were mostly wrong in 2016 and mostly right in 2018. FACT!
