"Trump is underwater in every major swing state on Labor Day, with deficits widening in several battlegrounds.

Kentucky, Ohio, Texas and Nevada have all seen declines of more than 25 points since the start of Trump's second term.

Only three states still give Trump a double-digit positive net approval rating.

Young voters, independents and postgraduates remain among the groups most negative toward the president.

Every Major Battleground State Is Underwater
The most politically important trend remains Trump's standing in the states likely to determine control of Congress.

Trump is underwater in every major swing state:

Arizona: -18
Florida: -13
Georgia: -25
Nevada: -25
North Carolina: -18
Ohio: -19
Pennsylvania: -20
Wisconsin: -19

Florida has moved from +9 to -13. Ohio has fallen from +8 to -19. Nevada has shifted from 0 to -25. North Carolina has dropped from 0 to -18."

More Great News a the Link! (bwahaha!)

Very Happy Labor Day!

Yep, Zed.... lots of ICE at the polls.

Prolly Bonuses for Bullet holes!

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Which is of course why he needs to restrict voters freedom with trying to ban mail-in ballots, which he himself uses all the time, aggressive redistricting by race and political affiliation, LYING about the economy, the War, immigrants, and having armed masked thugs at the Polls.

Here's some good takes on the Mid-Term Election itself:

"A whiplash election year enters its final stretch as Trump holds wild cards

The president is sitting on more than $400 million that could shape the election's trajectory. And Trump's gilded remake of Washington stands in contrast to the economic anxiety many Americans are expressing.

The wealth he has amassed in office has no modern presidential precedent, with Trump taking in $1.2 billion from his crypto businesses last year, according to a federal filing released this summer."

and

"Democrats are confident they can win the handful of seats they need to regain control of the House. There may be a path to flipping the Senate if they can hold on in states like Georgia, Michigan and New Hampshire while winning Republican-held seats in places like Maine, Texas, Iowa or Ohio.

But the party is also aiming to regain ground outside of Washington. Democrats are devoting resources, in particular, to the governors' races in Georgia, Ohio, Iowa, and Nevada, all currently held by Republicans."

much more