Author Archives: Patrick Lupynis

The recent midterm elections were a surprise to many political observers as what was predicted to be a so-called “red wave” with the Republican party regaining a substantial majority in the House and Senate turned out to be a mediocre showing. While Republicans are on track to regain a slim House majority, it is wellContinue reading “Florida Republicans outperform the rest of the GOP in Midterms”

In an election that follows former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s resignation, Republican congressman Lee Zeldin continues to close the polling gap between himself and current New York governor Kathy Hochul. While Hochul still maintains a comfortable lead, the margin is starting to close in major polling with Quinnipiac University releasing a poll that showsContinue reading “New York Gubernatorial Race continues to tighten.”

Ever since mid July, the Republican lead over the Democrats over the House majority has dwindled in terms of both percentage chance and projected majority. Previous conventional wisdom held that Republicans would comfortably take the House majority due to the Republicans effectively being able to lay inflation, international unrest, a struggling economy, and lack ofContinue reading “In spite of narrowing margins, Republicans still lead in most House Midterm projections.”