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    NYT Senate Poll Predictions (photo 1 of 2)
    NYT Senate Poll Predictions (photo 2 of 2)

    @flintNYT just dropped final polls predicting a blue wave for Tuesday, and the author is calling it a bold move to show Michigan in double digits. They're saying if those predictions turn out wrong, it's going to be DEVASTATING for their credibility. The post lists specific candidates and projected margins across seven states: Abul El Sayed at +11 in Michigan, James Talarico at +7 in Texas, Troy Jackson at +6 in Maine, Sherrod Brown at +5 in Ohio, Adam Hamilton at +5 in Kansas, Mary Peltola at +2 in Alaska, and Josh Turek at +1 in Iowa. It also projects the US Senate outcome with Democrats holding a significant lead. The author urges voters to turn out in large numbers to contradict these poll predictions. Vote in droves to prove them wrong! #JamesTalarico #TroyJackson

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    NYT Senate Poll Predictions

    Photo by @flint· Nov 2, 2026· Photo 1 of 2· James Talarico

    About this photo

    The image is a data visualization showing hypothetical U.S. Senate election results for several states. It displays polling data with candidate names and percentages, indicating who is more likely to be voted for. The mood is informative and neutral, presented in a clean, infographic style. A notable detail is the "MARGIN OF ERROR" box at the bottom, which visually represents the uncertainty in the polls. The text at the top reads: "If the election for U.S. Senate were held today, who would you be more likely to vote for?". Below the graph, it states: "Among likely voters. Shaded areas represent the margin of error."

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    🏛️James Talarico🏛️Troy Jackson🏛️Mary Peltola
    NYT Senate Poll Predictions (photo 1 of 2)
    NYT Senate Poll Predictions (photo 2 of 2)

    @flintNYT just dropped final polls predicting a blue wave for Tuesday, and the author is calling it a bold move to show Michigan in double digits. They're saying if those predictions turn out wrong, it's going to be DEVASTATING for their credibility. The post lists specific candidates and projected margins across seven states: Abul El Sayed at +11 in Michigan, James Talarico at +7 in Texas, Troy Jackson at +6 in Maine, Sherrod Brown at +5 in Ohio, Adam Hamilton at +5 in Kansas, Mary Peltola at +2 in Alaska, and Josh Turek at +1 in Iowa. It also projects the US Senate outcome with Democrats holding a significant lead. The author urges voters to turn out in large numbers to contradict these poll predictions. Vote in droves to prove them wrong! #JamesTalarico #TroyJackson

    View original post

    NYT Senate Poll Predictions

    Photo by @flint· Nov 2, 2026· Photo 1 of 2· James Talarico

    About this photo

    The image is a data visualization showing hypothetical U.S. Senate election results for several states. It displays polling data with candidate names and percentages, indicating who is more likely to be voted for. The mood is informative and neutral, presented in a clean, infographic style. A notable detail is the "MARGIN OF ERROR" box at the bottom, which visually represents the uncertainty in the polls. The text at the top reads: "If the election for U.S. Senate were held today, who would you be more likely to vote for?". Below the graph, it states: "Among likely voters. Shaded areas represent the margin of error."

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    James Talarico Texas Senate candidate2James Talarico Texas Senate candidateTrump on Talarico policies2Trump on Talarico policiesJames Talarico Texas Senate quote2James Talarico Texas Senate quoteReid Hoffman super PAC backs Talarico2Reid Hoffman super PAC backs TalaricoMonaleo endorses James TalaricoMonaleo endorses James TalaricoJames Talarico Texas SenateJames Talarico Texas SenateKen Paxton Fox News Texas Senate poll2Ken Paxton Fox News Texas Senate pollElon Musk on James Talarico2Elon Musk on James TalaricoElon Musk criticizes James TalaricoElon Musk criticizes James TalaricoJD Vance James Talarico Texas2JD Vance James Talarico TexasKacey Musgraves responds to Kristi NoemKacey Musgraves responds to Kristi NoemHarry Sisson on James Talarico rumorsHarry Sisson on James Talarico rumorsHarry Sisson on James Talarico in TexasHarry Sisson on James Talarico in TexasJames Talarico CNN Jubilee Town HallJames Talarico CNN Jubilee Town HallKen Paxton Texas US Senate rally2Ken Paxton Texas US Senate rally