'Call it 'wishcasting' if you like, but for the first time in a long time, Republicans are starting to see the slimmest ray of hope in midterm polling results,' writes mattklewis
Along those lines, Democratic strategist Tom Bonier of TargetSmart wrote that in the wake of thehe is seeing an enormous surge of women registering to vote
Just as Cahaly’s “shy Republican” voter is something to monitor, Bonier’s theoretical gender gap could plague pollsters who are creating their models based on other assumptions.surprise defining issue of 2022, it’s not showing up in today’s polls—which, I guess, is sort of the point. According to that/ABC News poll I mentioned above, “84 percent call the economy a top issue in their vote for Congress and 76 percent say the same about inflation. Many fewer, 62 percent, call abortion a top issue.
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