Why Republicans might lose the midterms
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Why Republicans might lose the midterms
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It’s common for a president’s party to do badly in midterm elections. But redistricting and a favourable Senate map should have given the Republicans an advantage this cycle. Instead they’re very likely to lose the House and may cede control in the Senate. How much is Donald Trump to blame?
Guests and hosts:
- John Prideaux, executive editor
- Charlotte Howard, US editor
- James Bennet, Lexington columnist
- Dan Rosenheck, data editor
- Kennett Werner, Washington correspondent
Topics covered:
- The Economist’s prediction model
- The Republicans’ midterm convention
- Donald Trump’s hold on his party
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