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03/07/22

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Originally posted by thecurious1: ↑

Surprise. GOP pollster on FOX says......

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"One of the questions that arose in the wake of last week’s decision overturning Roe v. Wade is how it might affect elections. This was not the most important question, certainly, but it is nonetheless one that arose.

After polls closed in the first primary contests after that decision on Tuesday night, we had some information that might offer a glimmer of an answer. And that answer is ... maybe? Probably not? Could be?

We did not promise it would be a particularly useful glimmer."

"What does this tell us? Well, it certainly tells us that Democratic voters in this blue state were not suddenly inspired to flood the polls. But that doesn’t tell us that they won’t be similarly inspired in November, or inspired in other places.

It tells us that, despite our desire for some rapid understanding of the effects of the decision, we will simply have to be patient.

Sorry."

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/06/28/primary-elections-new-york-illinois-colorado/

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el Curious, I know you won't have a wager on a democratic win in the house come November. What odds would you offer, for a lazy grand, that they will lose less than 50 seats?

Or if you prefer what is the even money loss you would back in?
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