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One week away: Republicans still have hope to retain the U.S. Senate
The Briefing, Vol. XIV, Issue 42 Oct. 26, 2025 This week: Outlook Election Day is next Tuesday. In the last two weeks, it appears that a huge wave of spending by Republicans has stabilized and even improved their very bad situation. Yes, they are still losing — the generic…
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Not all the news is bad
The Briefing, Vol. XIV, Issue 41 Oct. 19, 2026 This week: Outlook With just two weeks to go until election day, Democrats are overwhelmingly favored to take the U.S. House and slightly favored (by futures traders, anyway) to take over the U.S. Senate. We have repeatedly pointed…
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Worst case scenario?
The Briefing, Vol. XIV, Issue 40 Oct. 12, 2026 This week: Senate 2026 Democrats are very likely to take over the House in the Nov. 3 election, but again, the Senate is where all the action is in 2026. President Trump’s legacy will hang largely on whether Republicans, who…
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Don’t forget there’s also downside risk
The Briefing, Vol. XIV, Issue 39 Oct. 5, 2026 This week: Outlook First, the good news for Republicans: Their Senate nominees in Iowa and Maine seem to be running better than they were before. Both Rep. Ashley Hinson (R-Iowa) and Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) are leading in at…
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Democrats’ unpopularity won’t save Republicans in 2026
The Briefing, Vol. XIV, Issue 38 Sept. 28, 2026 This week: Outlook The hour is getting late for the midterm elections. Early voting will soon be underway in some states — and if you’re planning to get an absentee ballot, you’d better do it quickly. The polling looks quite bad…
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Trump, seeing his legacy on the line, arrives with a financial lifeline for Republican campaigns
The Briefing, Vol. XIV, Issue 37 Sep. 21, 2026 This Week: Outlook It is no surprise that things generally don’t look good for Senate Republicans right now. Last week’s news did contain some bright spots — possible pickup opportunities for Republicans in New Hampshire and (a…
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Strategy of running independents backfires on Democrats
The Briefing, Vol. XIV, Issue 36 Sept. 14, 2026 This week: Outlook With Labor Day now in the rearview mirror, the prospects for the 2026 midterm elections are getting clearer. Republicans face a very challenging environment. Odds are very strong that they will lose the House,…
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Will a mini-convention help Republicans?
The Briefing, Vol. XIV, Issue 35 Sept. 8, 2026 This week: Outlook Republican mini-convention: This week, Republicans are celebrating the putative Labor Day start of the campaign season by staging a midterm national convention. If that sentence sounds odd or unfamiliar, it is…
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Trump has never governed without a Republican Senate
The Briefing, Vol. XIV, Issue 34 Aug. 31, 2026 This week: Outlook Importance of the Senate: If you had suggested last year that Republicans might lose control of the U.S. Senate by losing in Texas and Alaska as opposed to, say, Maine and Ohio, it would have seemed rather…
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Alex Vindman humiliated, DSA scores another big win over traditional Democrats
The Briefing, Vol. XIV, Issue 33 Aug. 24, 2026 This Week: Outlook DSA requirements: Democrats and other voters need to understand what it means for candidates to be members of or closely involved with the Democatic Socialists of America organization. Those who receive the DSA…