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    Small State Volatility and Ticket Splitting: How the 2026 Senate Map Is Being Redrawn

    Small state ticket splitting and localized campaign dynamics are challenging national assumptions while shaping the...
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    Fundraising, Public and Voter Opinion Polling, Strategy, Political Campaigns

    Buckeye State Deadlock: Ohio’s Governor Race Tests Political Direction

    Ohio’s competitive governor race is testing whether national visibility or state focused public trust carries more...
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    Public and Voter Opinion Polling, Strategy, Political Campaigns, Maps

    Tar Heel Tussle: Roy Cooper vs. Michael Whatley in North Carolina’s Senate Clash

    North Carolina’s open Senate race tests whether statewide familiarity can overcome the state’s persistent Republican...
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    Public and Voter Opinion Polling, Strategy, Political Campaigns, Maps

    Generic Ballot Surge: Women and Independents Reshape the House Map

    A Democratic national polling advantage is changing how both parties define the House battlefield while women and...
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    Data, Public and Voter Opinion Polling, Political Campaigns, Technology

    Why Republican Campaigns Should Walk Away from Synthetic Polls

    AI-generated respondents may look convincing, but they do not provide new evidence about what voters actually think.
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    Public and Voter Opinion Polling, Strategy, Political Campaigns, Voter and Consumer Research

    Six Voter Clusters That Will Define the 2026 Midterms

    Democrats lead nationally, but affordability, turnout and a narrow independent center will decide control of Congress.
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    Data, Public and Voter Opinion Polling, Strategy, Political Campaigns

    Democrats Hold a Six-Point Lead in the 2026 RealClearPolitics Generic Ballot Average

    A broad Democratic advantage has narrowed, but still pressures a fragile Republican House majority.
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    Data, Public and Voter Opinion Polling, Political Campaigns, Technology

    How AI Caught a Border Security Surge Before Traditional Polling

    Georgia’s October shift showed how quickly a live voter signal can outrun a conventional survey.
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    Data, Public and Voter Opinion Polling, Political Campaigns, Technology

    AI Fraud Is Making One Polling Question Impossible to Ignore

    Polling buyers can no longer judge research quality by speed, price, or dashboards alone.
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    Data, Public and Voter Opinion Polling, Strategy, Political Campaigns

    The 2026 Generic Ballot Is Turning Into a Warning Sign for Republicans

    A durable Democratic edge collides with uncertain margins and a district-by-district House fight.
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    Data, Public and Voter Opinion Polling, Strategy, Political Campaigns

    What the New York Times Generic Ballot Tracker Reveals About the 2026 House Fight

    Most surveys give Democrats a modest edge, but redistricting and district geography complicate the path to a majority.
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    Public and Voter Opinion Polling, Strategy, Political Campaigns, Maps

    Congress Is on Notice as Voters Prepare to Clean House

    Anti-incumbent frustration is rising, but control of Congress will be decided in a much smaller battlefield.
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