X account @jbsdc stated that red-state polling shows overlapping anti-incumbent and anti-Trump sentiment, while the forces may offset each other in deep-blue states.
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Per polling, in the deepest blue states, there’s no wave, but In the red states, there’s a huge wave.
Does suggest there’s two currents this year: an anti incumbent wave and an anti Trump wave. In blue states they somewhat cancel either other out, in red states they merge.
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Per polling, in the deepest blue states, there’s no wave, but In the red states, there’s a huge wave.
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Does suggest there’s two currents this year: an anti incumbent wave and an anti Trump wave. In blue states they somewhat cancel either other out, in red states they merge.
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