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All right gang, we are just about four weeks out from the midterms. The polls are tightening as you know, and we're beginning to see what the new Congress is going to look like, and no one can give us a better bird's eye view than my guest today.

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He's going to give us his insights on what to expect just stays from now. So we have him here. Red Eagle man, great to have you back with us. It's been too long.

Yes, it has. Thanks for having me. That's awesome. Absolutely. I've been wanting to chat with you for some time now. Watch your stuff regularly. Love your analysis.

If you don't mind, let's just start with some of the bigger trends that we're seeing, and then you know, work our way down to some of the individual states and races.

For you and your analysis, what are the key meta indicators going in the midterms? What should we be looking for in terms of setting our expectations? So I'm looking at things like the generic ballot.

You know, you get a vote for the Republican or the Democrat presidential approval, right track wrong track, political identification, the Gallup polling.

I mean, we can get into each one of these individually, but I'm just curious for you as an analyst, if you take any of these indicators as having priority over the others, or do you take them as a set with each one having their own importance?

Well, I think you got to take them as a set. I think you can say that some of them have more bearing on what's going on than the others, because you know, when you have a right track wrong track poll, for example, you may have 70% of the public that says that the country's done the wrong track, but for some reason, a good portion of those individuals happen to approve of Biden for some reason.

Personally, I don't know why, but the fact that Biden's approval rating is underwater significantly the fact that Republicans are winning the generic ballot now they're winning.

And you know, as you aforementioned the Gallup party ID index, which is very historically accurate, they're doing very well on a wide variety of fronts and the fact that a lot of the undecided voters in the generic ballot tend to disapprove of Joe Biden.

It's looking good for Republicans, but like I said, it's kind of a mix of things some may be more accurate than others, but either way, it got to take everything and analyze it to get the full picture.

Get the full picture. Yeah.

What about that Gallup party ID poll?

That was the one if I recall had that big shift in 2021. I think it's like a 14 point swing to Republicans. It was pretty impressive.

What's the significance of that polls and indicator and how are the Republicans doing on that one?

Well, that polls been historically very accurate at predicting the national environment for the generic House vote 2020. It was on point 2018. It was on point 2016. I believe it was on point.

If anything, it underestimated Republicans and then 2014. It was on point. So that's just taking the October poll at face value. We just got the September results. It's very possible.

Republicans could be doing even better in the October poll when it comes in, but it's looking very, very good for Republicans, because that has been the historic indicator party ID with leaners, which, you know, pushes independence to one side or the other.

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