October 2026

The Democrats are Winning. They Have Not Won

Carl Weinschenk Oct 8, 2026 0 Comments

It’s about a month from the 2026 midterm elections and virtually every data point looks rosy for the Democrats. Seats in the House of Representatives…

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New Interactive Simulator Illustrates National Vote Impact on House Races

Carl Weinschenk Oct 1, 2026 0 Comments

Vote This Time is pleased to announce the availability of "The Race for the House of Representatives," a nonpartisan interactive simulator that creates context for…

Nothing happens at all until everything happens all at once. We are entering the all-at-once phase. Early in-person and mail voting are gaining momentum. The Republicans seem increasingly frantic.

Usually I can't wait for it to be over. This cycle feels different. It seems that the longer the Republicans have to alientate people the better it is for the Democrats. This likely will be the dynamic until the last polls close (in the Aleutian Islands at 1 AM ET November 4, by the way). The Republican self-owns have put states such as South Carolina, Kansas and Missisippi in play. There is no reason to believe the party will change course.

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October 2026

The Democrats are Winning. They Have Not Won

New Interactive Simulator Illustrates National Vote Impact on House Races

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