Republicans are aiming to take back the House and Senate in November as Democrats struggle to pass their agenda.
As of Wednesday, February 3, support for Republicans stood at 44.3 percent and support for Democrats was 42.4 percent, a gap of just 1.9 percent between the parties. The figures suggest undecided voters could be a decisive factor in the upcoming midterms and there is still room for both parties to make gains.
Though this modest rise may good news for Democrats, they are still behind Republicans, and the GOP is still gaining support. Both the GOP and Democrats have improved their position since the end of January, but Democrats may still need to overcome that gap ifThe president's party typically does poorly in midterm elections and Democrats have struggled to pass President Biden's agenda, with the $1.75 trillion Build Back Better Act
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
Democrats, Republicans Spar Over Whether Judge ‘Unnamed Black Woman’ Qualified For Supreme CourtWASHINGTON—Digging in for what could become a weeks-long battle, Democratics and Republicans in Congress reportedly began sparring Thursday over whether Judge Unnamed Black Woman was qualified for the Supreme Court. “I’m shocked that President Biden, who was elected to office with the promise that he would bridge…
Les mer »
NY GOP lawmaker rips Democrats redistricting her seat: If they can’t win by the rules, ‘they’ll change’ themRep. Nicole Malliotakis calls out Democrats for aiming to silence one of New York's only Republican districts.
Les mer »
GOP Rep. Adam Kinzinger pushes ‘uneasy alliance’ to thwart Trump’s alliessIn the high-stakes fight for the GOP’s future, Rep. Adam Kinzinger is calling on Democrats and independents to form an “uneasy alliance” with Republicans to fight former President Trump’s influence.
Les mer »
Utah's GOP congressmen say 'do-nothing' competition bill fails to counter ChinaHouse Democrats are expected to pass legislation aimed at making the United States more competitive with China as Utah congressmen expressed outrage over the lack of Republican input on what they say should be a bipartisan issue.
Les mer »