Can you bear this good news? I had to check out Simon Rosenberg's blog and bring back some more.
All thanks to TCinLA.
'We are pleased elements of this work have been cited in new articles by John Harwood on the CNN site, Greg Sargent in the Washington Post, Susan Milligan in US News, John Skolnick in Salon and AB Stoddard in The Bulwark. …
Can you bear this good news? I had to check out Simon Rosenberg's blog and bring back some more.
All thanks to TCinLA.
'We are pleased elements of this work have been cited in new articles by John Harwood on the CNN site, Greg Sargent in the Washington Post, Susan Milligan in US News, John Skolnick in Salon and AB Stoddard in The Bulwark. Simon did an in-depth election review with Ian Masters last night for his radio show/podcast, and we are hosting pop-up political/poll briefings to explore this changing and bluer election environment today at 4pm ET and Friday at 1230pm ET.'
'A review of recent Senate polling strongly suggests if the election were held today Democrats would retain the Senate and perhaps even pick up a few seats. The NYTimes has a good Senate overview today, and that new polling from Future Majority finds a far better Senate landscape for Democrats:
AZ – Kelly leads Masters, 48-39, Lamon 47-41. He trailed a generic Republican 43-45 in March. '
GA – Warnock leads Walker 48-44. He trailed 48-49 in March.
NH – Hassan leads Bolduc 49-40. They didn’t poll NH in March.
NV – Cortez Masto leads Laxalt 46-43. She trailed Laxalt 43-45 in March.
Source: About NDN
'NDN is a leading liberal think tank and advocacy organization based in Washington, DC.
At the very core of NDN’s understanding of the world is that a “new politics” - driven by enormous changes in demography, media and technology, economics and geopolitics - is being born in the United States and around the globe. NDN, its Fellows and its network of leaders and thinkers attempt to interpret and explain these changes, and offer innovative solutions to help policy makers and elected officials meet the new challenges presented by these new times.'
Perhaps, with this bundle I'll sleep better tonight.
Can you bear this good news? I had to check out Simon Rosenberg's blog and bring back some more.
All thanks to TCinLA.
'We are pleased elements of this work have been cited in new articles by John Harwood on the CNN site, Greg Sargent in the Washington Post, Susan Milligan in US News, John Skolnick in Salon and AB Stoddard in The Bulwark. Simon did an in-depth election review with Ian Masters last night for his radio show/podcast, and we are hosting pop-up political/poll briefings to explore this changing and bluer election environment today at 4pm ET and Friday at 1230pm ET.'
'A review of recent Senate polling strongly suggests if the election were held today Democrats would retain the Senate and perhaps even pick up a few seats. The NYTimes has a good Senate overview today, and that new polling from Future Majority finds a far better Senate landscape for Democrats:
AZ – Kelly leads Masters, 48-39, Lamon 47-41. He trailed a generic Republican 43-45 in March. '
GA – Warnock leads Walker 48-44. He trailed 48-49 in March.
NH – Hassan leads Bolduc 49-40. They didn’t poll NH in March.
NV – Cortez Masto leads Laxalt 46-43. She trailed Laxalt 43-45 in March.
Source: About NDN
'NDN is a leading liberal think tank and advocacy organization based in Washington, DC.
At the very core of NDN’s understanding of the world is that a “new politics” - driven by enormous changes in demography, media and technology, economics and geopolitics - is being born in the United States and around the globe. NDN, its Fellows and its network of leaders and thinkers attempt to interpret and explain these changes, and offer innovative solutions to help policy makers and elected officials meet the new challenges presented by these new times.'
Perhaps, with this bundle I'll sleep better tonight.
That does indeed all sound very good.
Thanks Fern
Wonderful!! Thanks Fern!