When gerrymandering meets a blue wave
First reported 3 Oct, 09:45 UTCUpdated 10h ago4 sources
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New Hampshire Senate race has become one to watch, as John Sununu tries to outrun Donald Trump’s unpopularity
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New Hampshire Senate race has become one to watch, as John Sununu tries to outrun Donald Trump’s unpopularity
The unexpected consequences of Republicans’ effort to redraw electoral maps
A sleeper Senate race in New Hampshire is throwing a wrench in Democrats’ plan to flip the upper chamber. Former Republican Sen. John Sununu’s comeback bid to Congress is gaining momentum, breathing new life into the GOP’s hopes to maintain control of the Senate during a challenging election season for the party up…
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- Are the Polls Wrong Again? Or Is the Blue Wave a Blue Tsunami? We Took a Closer Look. (opens Slate in a new tab)
Once again, pollsters’ inability to reach Trump voters might disappoint Democrats.
- When gerrymandering meets a blue wave (opens The Economist in a new tab)
The unexpected consequences of Republicans’ effort to redraw electoral maps
- Amid Blue-Wave Panic, Republicans Still Hopeful About New Hampshire (opens TIME in a new tab)
New Hampshire Senate race has become one to watch, as John Sununu tries to outrun Donald Trump’s unpopularity
- Meet The Blue State Senate Candidate Giving Dems Heartburn (opens The Daily Wire in a new tab)
A sleeper Senate race in New Hampshire is throwing a wrench in Democrats’ plan to flip the upper chamber. Former Republican Sen. John Sununu’s comeback bid to Congress is gaining momentum, breathing new life into the GOP’s hopes to maintain control of the Senate during a challenging election season for the party up…
