Democrats keep telling their voters the party is going to destroy every last vestige of GOP control in the House and Senate. But as usual, they’re overselling their predictions as most voters still recall the horrible four years we all spent under Sleepy Joe and his merry band of open border socialists.
As such, Democrats hoping to take control of Congress in November are
faced with a major polling warning from CNN, where chief data analyst Harry Enten cautioned that even a relatively ordinary polling miss could dramatically reshape the battle for the House and Senate.
Enten said Friday that Democrats currently hold narrow polling leads in several of the Senate races most likely to determine control of the chamber, but stressed that many of those advantages are smaller than the historical polling error in close Senate contests.
CNN’s polling averages showed Democrats ahead by four points in Ohio, three
in Michigan and Texas, two in Maine and one in Iowa, while the Kansas race was tied.
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