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Joe urges Democrats to 'STOP WHINING' and unite for the midterms
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July 21, 2026
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A Washington Post-Ipsos poll found that registered voters prefer Democrats by 3 percentage points, with 48 percent favoring Democratic candidates and 45 percent supporting Republican candidates for the lower chamber of Congress. According to the survey, 53 percent of respondents who said they are “absolutely certain” to vote in House races this fall leaned toward supporting Democrats while 45 percent leaned toward Republicans. The Morning Joe panel discusses how they think Democrats should look to unite ahead of the midterms, instead of moderates and progressives undercutting each other. They also break down the influence of the silent moderate majority of Democratic voters heading to the polls this fall.
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