According to a new poll conducted by The New York Times and Siena College, Democrats held their ground against Republican advances in two key Senate battlegrounds—Michigan and New Hampshire—but trailed in Maine. Abdoul El-Sayed leads Mike Rogers by five points in his race, while Chris Pappas holds a five-point advantage over John Sununu. However, in Maine, Senator Susan Collins is ahead of Troy Jackson by three points—the weakest performance for Jackson in any poll since July. Pollsters note that independent voters remain deeply divided.
In the 2024 presidential election, Trump narrowly won support among young men, marking a significant shift toward the Republican Party compared to previous contests. Yet a recent Cygnal poll shows Democrats now hold a 57% to 40% lead among likely male voters aged 18 to 30 in generic ballot preferences. Approval of Trump stands at 38% favorable versus 55% unfavorable, with Republicans holding a net favorability of -9 percentage points in this demographic. The majority of young men surveyed expressed concern over cost-of-living issues—a factor that drove many to support Republicans two years ago.
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