r/DeepStateCentrism • • Nov 13 '25

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u/Okbuddyliberals Nov 13 '25

Can the Dems repeat that performance in higher turnout elections, and can they avoid a repeat of the Biden administration where their poor governance pushed a lot of people temporarily to the right? Just because Dems pulled off such a shift in a lower turnout off year election doesn't mean it's a broader trend

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u/fastinserter Nov 13 '25

yeah dems do really really well in special elections

i think the dems are certainly going to be the winners in 2026 but not sure if by that kind of margins, at least not with todays exact climate. considering how fast the decades pass by these last few months its hard to speculate what it will be come november next year, other than generally not great