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Political Shifts in Florida and Texas Driven by Donald Trump's Approval Ratings

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 21
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Cook Political Report analysts noted that Democrats in Florida and Texas have surged, partly due to poor approval ratings for Donald Trump. This led analysts to shift their rating of those races from “Likely Republican” to “Lean Republican.” Jessica Taylor, who tracks political shifts, noted that while Republicans remain favored in both states, the current political environment for the GOP suggests the possibility of an upset.

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The shift in political sentiment, driven by Donald Trump’s low approval ratings, is influencing campaign activity, such as Hope Springs from Field PAC canvassing in several Florida districts. Donald Trump is also asking voters to treat the midterms as a referendum on his presidency, which is sparking unease among some Republicans.

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Who's involved

  • Donald TrumpPresident of the United States whose poor approval ratings are driving political shifts.
  • Jessica TaylorEditor for a nonpartisan election analysis site who tracks political shifts related to Donald Trump.

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  1. Trump's approval ratings have slipped in Missouri voters amid Senate race.1 source
  2. Taylor is monitoring how Trump's poor ratings are affecting the political landscape.1 source

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