Polling Flips Against Republicans in Four Critical Midterms Races
Summary
New polling shows Democrats leading in four key midterm election races where Republicans had the advantage before. These races include Senate contests in Iowa, Michigan, and Ohio, as well as the Ohio governor’s race.Key Facts
- Republicans previously led in these four important midterm races but have lost ground according to recent polls.
- In Iowa, Democrat Josh Turek now leads Republican Ashley Hinson by 0.5%, shifting from a slight Republican lead in April.
- Prediction markets still favor Republican Hinson in Iowa, giving her about a 60% chance to win.
- In Michigan, Democrats have moved from trailing by 1.9% in April to leading by 1.8% in July in the Senate race.
- Prediction markets give Democrats around a 70% chance to win the Michigan Senate seat.
- In Ohio, Democrat Sherrod Brown has overtaken Republican Jon Husted, leading by 0.9% in recent polls.
- Prediction markets see the Ohio Senate race as a close contest, with nearly equal chances for each candidate.
- These races are critical for Democrats’ goal of gaining a Senate majority in the November midterm elections.
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