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The Four Paths Ahead for Republicans

MAGA without Trump? Reaganism without Reagan? The GOP’s next act could be a revival, a reinvention, or stumbling into more of the same.
The Four Paths Ahead for Republicans
• politico.com

The blue wave is cresting: GOP braces for midterm wipeout

"This is the worst electoral defeat in my lifetime and likely in history," said one GOP operative.
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• politico.com

Poll: Republican voters want their party to talk more about the economy

Hours before polls close, a new survey shows a stark disconnect between what Republican voters want their party to focus on and what they say the party actually is focusing on.
• politico.com

‘We forgot what it's like to be populist’: Republicans see Trump’s 2024 crumbling

New results from the POLITICO Poll show that one in 10 Trump voters are planning to vote for Democrats on Tuesday.
• meidasplus.com

Today in Politics, Bulletin 494. 11/2/26

… On the eve of the midterms before any results are in, Republicans are already grumbling to reporters that Trump screwed them in this election.
Today in Politics, Bulletin 494. 11/2/26
• nytimes.com

We Called Back Young Men Who Voted for Trump. He’s Losing Them.

Young men no longer favor Republicans, new Times/Siena data shows. We asked them why.
• nytimes.com

Parties End the Midterm Election With Their Closing Arguments

Republicans, worried about losing control of Congress, are sending dire warnings about the opposing party. Democrats are trying to keep their focus on affordability, corruption and President Trump.
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Can a Republican Win in a Democratic State?

Senator Susan Collins, a Republican, is running for re-election in Maine, a state that has voted against President Trump three times. Our national political correspondent Shane Goldmacher explains how Republicans hope that she can distance herself enough from Mr. Trump to win.