Grassroots Movement Blog

    The Low-Propensity Voter Test for 2026

    Republicans see opportunity, Democrats risk complacency, as midterm dynamics collide with the lessons of 2024. Image of...

    August McLaughlin Poll: Vance Holds Edge, Trump Jr. Stabilizes, Issues Reshuffle

    McLaughlin poll: Vance leads 2028 GOP primary; Trump Jr. steady. Image of McLaughlin & Associates logo screenshot from...

    Medicaid Reform Messaging Puts GOP on the Spot

    The “One Big Beautiful Bill” excites conservatives but leaves openings Democrats are eager to exploit.

    Tariffs and the Voter Divide: How Economic Nationalism Shapes 2026 Strategy

    Resonate’s PT50 data makes clear that tariffs have evolved from a niche trade policy into a wedge that is reorganizing...

    Will DEI Bans Help or Hurt Republicans?

    New polling suggests bans on diversity, equity, and inclusion programs divide the electorate more than they unite it.

    Redrawing Texas: How the New Congressional Map Could Net the GOP Five Seats

    Texas Republicans are betting mid-cycle redistricting will lock in gains before 2026, but Democrats see legal and...

    The Big Beautiful Trap: How Democrats Are Weaponizing Trump’s Medicaid Cuts

    Democrats see an opening to reframe Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” as a Medicaid slasher, while Republicans risk silence...

    Déjà Vu in Maine: Why Pundits Are Wrong About Susan Collins Again

    Every six years, national analysts predict Collins’s downfall. Every six years, Maine voters remind them that she plays...

    Hispanic Support for Deportations Rises Amid ICE Raids

    Hispanic support for deportations is rising as Trump holds steady and Musk’s image falls, putting message discipline at...

    Janet Mills’ Silence Freezes Democrats in Maine’s Senate Race

    With 2026 looming, Mills’ indecision keeps Collins’ challengers on ice.

    Alan Wilson, South Carolina's Attorney General, is Openly Pursuing the Governorship

    South Carolina’s top prosecutor is betting that a law-and-order brand can carry him to the governor’s mansion.

    Why Phillip Pettus Is Coasting to Re-Election

    How mid-decade map wars could decide control of Congress before a single ballot is cast.