X account: This is where I’m at. But we’ve never had Dems have a great midterm where they’re the out-party in an era of such high edpol. In Sept 06, Gallup found Dems tied with GOP at 48 for likely voters but up 9 with registered voters. https://t.co/6E9554c4Rz
A post cites a poll claiming that Dems led among registered voters by 9 percentage points.
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This is where I’m at. But we’ve never had Dems have a great midterm where they’re the out-party in an era of such high edpol.
In Sept 06, Gallup found Dems tied with GOP at 48 for likely voters but up 9 with registered voters. https://t.co/6E9554c4Rz
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The post says that Dems were tied with Republicans among likely voters in the Gallup poll from “Sept 06” and GOP among likely voters at 48%。
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The post says that Dems led among registered voters by GOP 9 percentage points.
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The post also discusses Dems’ performance in the midterm elections as the “out-party” during an era of high “edpol” inflation.
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This content compares types of voter samples: likely voters and registered voters. The post says the two parties were tied among the former, while Dems led among the latter by 9 percentage points.
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Results may differ across voter samples, so the sample definition should be considered when interpreting polls.
“Likely voters” are people considered more likely to vote; “registered voters” are people who have registered to vote.
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“Sept 06” specifically refers to which 1 year is not explicitly stated in the original text.
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