US 2026 Midterm Elections Thread

Sad, isn't it?

Everyone seems content to complain how bad things are yet the majority of them won't lift a finger to cast a ballot that could change things.
 

Poll results​

By the numbers:


A national Marquette Law School Poll shows Democrats leading Republicans 54% to 41% among likely voters for November's congressional elections. In July, the Democratic advantage was 51% to 45%.

Among registered voters, Democrats hold a 50% to 42% lead, widening the gap from a tighter 46% to 44% margin in July.


Republicans desperately need a large turnout. Problem is, the average voter lost confidence the Republicans have anything but Israel's interests in mind.

Only a few legislative days left before the midterms. Republicans ran out of time to save their sorry ass.
 
Polls have become utterly useless and I dont believe them anymore.
I haven't believed them in years. Have often said, with no one ever able to prove me wrong, that those who ask the questions control the outcome.
 
Idiot Kavanaugh tried but failed.



Why is it that judges picked by dem president never give dem president any trouble unlike judges picked by republican presidents! GOP will hold the senate and likely the house thanks to redistricting but if they don't it's still a win for Orangeman he will keep the senate and the power to appoint federal judges. More seats lost by dems for 2028 because of redistricting, 2026 could be the last time in a while they take the house and 2026 isn't looking good for them.

The poorest states in US are all reddest of red republican, this is the future of the rest of America, a right wing pro-corporation, pro-war fascist zionist-enslaved dictatorship which has in reality destroyed america's industrial base, social cohesion, economy and standing in the world. Good luck cucking to zionist overlords who would have moved onto their next host/target in the next decade or so, after sucking the carcass of West/US dry from within.
 
September 16, 2026

Detroit News Endorses Mike Rogers in Gushing Editorial While Taking Shots at Abdul El-Sayed​


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The Detroit News on Wednesday night endorsed Republican Mike Rogers for U.S. Senate in a gushing editorial, while, in contrast, taking sharp shots at Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed.

The editorial bagan:

Mike Rogers is the prototype of a United States Senator.
He spent 14 years in the House of Representatives, rising to chair of the vital Intelligence Committee. The 63-year-old Republican left Congress at the end of 2014, having been elected to his House seat seven times by his mid-Michigan constituents. Rogers then embarked on a successful career in private industry, becoming an expert in cybersecurity.

He's also served his country as an officer in the U. S. Army and as an FBI agent assigned to the organized crime division. He is mature, trustworthy and more than prepared to sit at the table with national and world leader.

Rogers' experience, clear thinking, and temperament are bound to quickly vault him into the Senate's leadership ranks should he prevail in the Nov. 3 election.
Conversely, the editorial had little good to say about El-Sayed.

By contrast, his Democratic opponent, Abdul El-Sayed, has a thin career background that contains little to recommend him for one of the nation's most powerful leadership jobs...

There is a bigger concern about El-Sayed: He has worked so hard covering his tracks leading up to this Senate race that it's impossible to know who he really is or where he would stand in the Senate.

He has deleted social media posts that reportedly called into question his attitude about America in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. He's taken down roughly 100 YouTube videos that paint an unflattering picture of him and his cultural views. A candidate who feels the need to hide his past from voters is not someone who can be trusted to be the same person after Election Day as he was on the campaign trail.
The Detroit News has traditionally endorsed Republican candidates in major races, except in the 2020 and 2024 presidential elections, when the publication withheld an endorsement.

 

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