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Updated · Fox News · Oct 27
Johnson Predicts GOP Surge Despite Democrats' 47%-36% Poll Lead
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Oct 27

Johnson Predicts GOP Surge Despite Democrats' 47%-36% Poll Lead

1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 27

Summary

  • One week before the Nov. 3 midterms, Mike Johnson said Republican enthusiasm is being underestimated and argued Democrats' leftward shift will push voters toward the GOP.
  • A Reuters/Ipsos poll showed registered voters favoring Democrats 47% to 36%, but Johnson said distrust has made many Republicans less willing to answer surveys.
  • Johnson tied that argument to Democratic candidates' links to the Democratic Socialists of America, saying voters will reject proposals such as abolishing borders and prisons and defunding police.
  • Across 21 states he plans to visit in the final week, Johnson said his travel has reinforced confidence in GOP turnout and in keeping Republicans in control of Congress.
  • He cast the election as a choice between Republican economic policies and what he called two years of congressional chaos and retribution if Democrats take power.

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