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Today, we're going to talk about the polling heading into midterms and what it means for

Democrats.

I interview the hosts of the QAnon Anonymous podcast, all about what QAnon is and what

it means that Republicans are embracing conspiracy more and more.

And I'm joined by Christina Sincsoon Ramirez, the president of NextGen, the nation's largest

youth vote mobilization organization, about whether young people are coming back to Democrats

as more legislations being passed, and what the best way to boost turnout would be.

I'm Brian Tyler Cohen and you're listening to No Lie.

Okay, so we all know how midterms work for the party in power.

Democrats lost 31 seats in 2006 during George W. Bush's presidency, Democrats got crushed

in 2010, losing 12 seats in the Senate and 64 in the House in 2010, and Republicans

lost 41 seats in the House in the blue wave of 2018.

So for this year, given the fact that Democrats hold majorities in both chambers of Congress

and the White House, plus the fact that Biden's approval rating is still under water at about

40, 41%, it really shouldn't be close.

I want to go over some of the newest polls that we have that have come out lately.

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