Mid-Term Elections 2018
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President Donald Trump Disapproval At 60 Percent In New Poll
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As Michigan voters head to polls, women are showing up
Aug. 7 (UPI) -- As Michigan voters head to the polls Tuesday to select who will represent them in November's general election, they'll have more than twice as many women to choose from on the congressional level than in any other primary in the past two decades.
With a roughly 57 percent increase in women filing to run in congressional races nationwide -- from 338 in 2016 to 530 this year -- Michigan is ahead of curve in what some are calling the latest "year of the woman."
https://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2018/08/07/As-Michigan-voters-head-to-
polls-women-are-showing-up/9061533152321/
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The "latest" year of the woman, huh?
How many years in a row does that happen before we just start calling it "just another year"?
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As Michigan voters head to polls, women are showing up
Aug. 7 (UPI) -- As Michigan voters head to the polls Tuesday to select who will represent them in November's general election, they'll have more than twice as many women to choose from on the congressional level than in any other primary in the past two decades.
With a roughly 57 percent increase in women filing to run in congressional races nationwide -- from 338 in 2016 to 530 this year -- Michigan is ahead of curve in what some are calling the latest "year of the woman."
https://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2018/08/07/As-Michigan-voters-head-to-
polls-women-are-showing-up/9061533152321/
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The "latest" year of the woman, huh?
How many years in a row does that happen before we just start calling it "just another year"?
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Great.
Took long enough.
First woman to hold a federal office was only 102 years ago... 4 years before woman's suffrage was recognized nationally.
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Beto in beta: Is Ted Cruz's young challenger prepared for what's about to hit him?
Heading into the final stretch before Election Day, the political momentum in the race appears to be on O’Rourke’s side, with his attention-getting social media strategy, fawning media coverage (including a recent Vanity Fair piece that speculated he could run for president in 2020, even if he loses his bid for Senate), massive fundraising and packed crowds that seem to be growing bigger by the day.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/beto-beta-ted-cruzs-young-challenger-prepar
ed-whats-hit-152252927.html
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WASHINGTON - The 2018 midterm terrain looks a lot different now than it did at the start of the campaigns. Races that many expected to be close, aren’t. Candidates that were assumed to be safe now find themselves in fights. And the Democrats have been the biggest beneficiaries of the changes.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/first-read/numbers-reveal-wild-shifts
-2018-primaries-n909981
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GOP Donor Les Wexner Announces Departure From Republican Party After Obama Visit
Ohio billionaire and longtime Republican donor Les Wexner says he is officially done with the party, and was prompted to leave after former President Barack Obama visited the state.
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/gop-donor-les-wexner-announces-de
parture-from-republican-party-after-obama-visit_us_5b9d455ae4b046313fbbbdf1
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Missouri Senate - Hawley vs. McCaskill
Missouri Scout*
Hawley 48, McCaskill 46
Hawley +2
Friday, September 28
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Maryland Governor - Hogan vs. Jealous
Mason-Dixon*
Hogan 52, Jealous 37
Hogan +15
President Trump Job Approval
Rasmussen Reports
Approve 47, Disapprove 51
Disapprove +4
2018 Generic Congressional Vote
Gallup
Democrats 51, Republicans 42
Democrats +9
Congressional Job Approval
Gallup
Approve 19, Disapprove 76
Disapprove +57
Thursday, September 27
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Pennsylvania Senate - Barletta vs. Casey
Franklin & Marshall*
Casey 50, Barletta 33
Casey +17
Michigan Senate - James vs. Stabenow
EPIC-MRA
Stabenow 56, James 33
Stabenow +23
California Senate - Feinstein vs. de Leon
PPIC
Feinstein 40, Leon 29
Feinstein +11
Delaware Senate - Arlett vs. Carper
University of Delaware*
Carper 61, Arlett 24
Carper +37
Pennsylvania Governor - Wagner vs. Wolf
Franklin & Marshall*
Wolf 52, Wagner 30
Wolf +22
Michigan Governor - Schuette vs. Whitmer
EPIC-MRA*
Whitmer 45, Schuette 37
Whitmer +8
California Governor - Cox vs. Newsom
PPIC
Newsom 51, Cox 39
Newsom +12
New Jersey 3rd District - MacArthur vs. Kim
NY Times/Siena
Kim 49, MacArthur 39
Kim +10
Nebraska 2nd District - Bacon vs. Eastman
NY Times/Siena
Bacon 51, Eastman 42
Bacon +9
Washington 8th District - Rossi vs. Schrier
NY Times/Siena
Schrier 46, Rossi 45
Schrier +1
California 50th District - Hunter vs. Campa-Najjar
Monmouth
Hunter 53, Campa-Najjar 38
Hunter +15
California 22nd District - Nunes vs. Janz
ABC 30/SurveyUSA
Nunes 55, Janz 41
Nunes +14
Wednesday, September 26
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Ohio Senate - Renacci vs. Brown
NBC News/Marist
Brown 52, Renacci 39
Brown +13
Ohio Governor - DeWine vs. Cordray
NBC News/Marist
Cordray 47, DeWine 47
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