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Polling Trends: Voters Bullish on Trump’s Economy, Opposed to Impeachment

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Race Brief: California-45 (Porter)

Freshman Democrat Katie Porter flipped the 45th District in 2018 after defeating incumbent Rep. Mimi Walters (R). Although Hillary Clinton carried it in 2016, the district skews Republican and both parties are expected to get involved in the 2020 race.

Polling Trends: The Economy, Impeachment, & Medicare for All

Polling firms are constantly surveying public opinion about candidates, issues, and the news of the day. Most of the media’s attention focuses on the horse race – who’s ahead, who’s behind. This recurring feature on AR/Intel is designed to dive into the numbers and analyze important trends that may not grab headlines but are just as important to understanding our political world.

Exclusive: The NRRT’s Adam Kincaid Discusses Upcoming Supreme Court Rulings

With the Supreme Court poised to potentially rule on a series of crucial cases involving redistricting, the 2020 census, and questions about gerrymandering, AR/Intel reached out the National Republican Redistricting Trust’s (NRRT) Adam Kincaid. As the group’s executive director, Kincaid oversees the GOP’s data and legal operation for the upcoming redistricting debate that will follow the 2020 census.

Race Brief: Michigan-03 (Amash)

Rep. Justin Amash (R-MI) has served in the U.S. House of Representatives since 2011 and has won his last three reelection campaigns by double digits. Amash has had a tenuous relationship with President Trump, and in May 2019 he became the first Republican to call for impeachment proceedings to begin. Since making his position known, Amash has drawn two primary challengers as well as the ire of the President.

Polling Trends: Americans Are Optimistic About the Economy

Polling firms are constantly surveying public opinion about candidates, issues, and the news of the day. Most of the media’s attention focuses on the horse race – who’s ahead, who’s behind. This recurring feature on AR/Intel is designed to dive into the numbers and analyze important trends that may not grab headlines but are just as important to understanding our political world.

Race Brief: Nebraska-02 (Bacon)

Although Republicans have an edge in Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District, it’s not an overwhelmingly advantage. Rep. Don Bacon (R-NE) has held the seat since he was elected in 2016, but Democrat Brad Ashford held it previously. Democrat Kara Eastman, who lost to Bacon in 2018, has already announced she is running again in 2020.

Race Brief: North Carolina Senate (Tillis)

Thom Tillis was first elected to the U.S. Senate in 2014 and is a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, the Veterans’ Affairs Committee, the Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee, and Judiciary Committee.

Race Brief: Colorado Senate (Gardner)

Sen. Cory Gardner (R-CO) was first elected in 2014 after defeating incumbent Sen. Michael Bennet (D-CO). Colorado voted for both Barack Obama in 2012 and Hillary Clinton in 2016; Democrats are expected to aggressively target this Senate seat as a top pick up opportunity.