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Republicans now projected to lose both the house and senate
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Anonymous 29w

“We’re going to win so hard the dems will never win again!!” *Trump botches it so badly that the senate turning blue in 2026 went from a 10% chance to over 50% in just 1 year*

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Anonymous 29w

We still can’t let dems off the hook. We have to keep pressuring them to be better

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Anonymous 29w

Republicans won’t lose the Senate. Don’t take a betting market as actual info

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 29w

I’m on your side 😘 I wanna read more into this…. Do you have a source where I can get that information.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 29w

I lied it was closer to 20%, but still crazy ass swing. It’s just kalshi betting markets, so it’s not insanely accurate dare

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 29w

Thanks queen

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 29w

I mean if the data stopped here and the election was tomorrow I’d say you may be right, but we haven’t even hit the inflection point of this chart yet. It’ll probably hit 55%+ before starting to flatten out. Republicans have some serious work to do if they want to hold the senate.

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 29w

Still trump is doing so bad it’s turning states blue. Midterms will be sad for you guys

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 29w

Hey I want MAGA to lose everywhere 😭😭 I just want to be realistic as well. I think the best Dems can hope for is to whittle the Senate margin down to 51-49 by flipping NC/ME

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 29w

Flipping IA, OH, AK, TX are nice stretch goals but aren’t likely imo. Happy to be wrong though

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 29w

Sherrod brown is leading in Ohio rn and he’s barely been campaigning (which tbf his opponent hasn’t really either). I think Alaska has a really strong chance, over 50. Texas depends on who wins the Republican primary. If it’s Paxton, I think Talarico can win

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 29w

Hope you’re right

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 29w

I do too. There’s still the most important 6 months of the election cycle to go. Anything can change

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