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Dave Wasserman

@redistrict

Senior Editor & Elections Analyst of the nonpartisan @CookPolitical Report w/ @AmyEWalter. Nerd for šŸ—ŗļø maps, ā›·ļø ski slopes & šŸŽ» trad tunes. Has seen enough.

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Based on results so far, turnout in #FL06 is on pace to be a little less than half of last November, which is a big reason Weil (D) is turning in a double-digit overperformance (though not enough to threaten GOP control of the seat).

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Democrats are performing so well in low-salience races that you almost wonder if they’d be better off not advertising in special elections at all. The Dem base is extremely attuned to off-cycle races, even when they get no coverage. As spending goes up, more Republicans tune in.

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Dems reduced Trump’s margin tonight in FL-1 by 22 points and in FL-6 by 16. Fwiw, Elise Stefanik’s NY-21 was Trump +20.

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Here are the CDā€s that showed biggest shifts to GOP/DEM from 2020-2024. Note, the biggest GOP shifts are in minority-majority seats, while biggest Dem shifts in places that saw increase in white, professional population.

Here are the CDā€s that showed biggest shifts to GOP/DEM from 2020-2024. Note, the biggest GOP shifts are in minority-majority seats, while biggest Dem shifts in places that saw increase in white, professional population.
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New Cook Political Report: the number of swing seats (R+5 to D+5) has rebounded from 82 to 87, as several previously strong Dem Hispanic majority districts became more competitive in 2024. But that's still down 47% from 164 swing seats in 1999. cookpolitical.com/cook-pvi/intro…

New <a href="/CookPolitical/">Cook Political Report</a>: the number of swing seats (R+5 to D+5) has rebounded from 82 to 87, as several previously strong Dem Hispanic majority districts became more competitive in 2024. But that's still down 47% from 164 swing seats in 1999. cookpolitical.com/cook-pvi/intro…
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Trump's trade of college+ white voters (numerous in swing seats) for working-class nonwhites (mostly in safe Dem seats) has reduced the GOP skew of the House map. Today's median House seat is R+1, down from R+3 a decade ago. Full report Cook Political Report: cookpolitical.com/cook-pvi/intro…

Trump's trade of college+ white voters (numerous in swing seats) for working-class nonwhites (mostly in safe Dem seats) has reduced the GOP skew of the House map.

Today's median House seat is R+1, down from R+3 a decade ago. Full report <a href="/CookPolitical/">Cook Political Report</a>: cookpolitical.com/cook-pvi/intro…
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Almost 70% of R’s in the House have been elected since Trump. Also, Trump outran many of these members in their own CDs.

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New Cook Political Report: If there was ever a time for congressional Republicans to pass legislation that would rein in the president’s tariff authority, it would be now. Amy Walter explains why they won't: cookpolitical.com/analysis/natio…

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NEW podcast! By this measure, America is actually a little less polarized these days. Dave Wasserman talks with Amy Walter about our new Cook PVI report. Listen: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/by-…

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SUN| Cook Political Report Senior Editor David Wasserman (Dave Wasserman) discusses the latest analysis of the electorate and shifts in political polarization. Watch live at 8:00am ET!

SUN| Cook Political Report Senior Editor David Wasserman (<a href="/Redistrict/">Dave Wasserman</a>) discusses the latest analysis of the electorate and shifts in political polarization.

Watch live at 8:00am ET!
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The Cook Political Report’s PollTracker is back! Our curated polling aggregator calculates a rolling average of Trump’s overall approval rating as well as his standing within key demographic subgroups. Learn more: cookpolitical.com/survey-researc…

The Cook Political Report’s PollTracker is back! Our curated polling aggregator calculates a rolling average of Trump’s overall approval rating as well as his standing within key demographic subgroups.

Learn more: cookpolitical.com/survey-researc…
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Latest Inside Elections podcast episode is up w/ me, Jacob Rubashkin and guest Dave Wasserman Dave Wasserman talking about....redistricting! I know you're surprised and want to listen. insideelections.com/news/article/p…

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NEW Cook Political Report: Echoes of 2018? Dems are well-positioned to take back House control in 2026 owing to a partisan intensity gap, but the underlying factors (economy, party images) are different this time. cookpolitical.com/analysis/natio…