Whit Ayres’ comments on the political effect of tying Republican candidates to President Trump: Which means there has probably never been a midterm election when a former president was as much a part of the political dialogue as Trump is now. The Virginia result will offer a first gauge of how much that new factor...
Dan Judy’s comments in The Hill about President Biden’s political standing: Republican strategist Dan Judy asserted that “the bloom is off the Joe Biden rose” after about nine months in power. From a political standpoint, “Democrats are going to need the COVID tide to recede and the economy to surge forward if they really are...
Dan Judy’s comments in The Hill regarding President Trump’s position in the political landscape: Still, when Trump tries to show his muscle by offering an endorsement, there is always the danger that the results will cut in the opposite direction. “When he was president of the United States and he could lay the anointing finger...
Whit Ayres’ comments to The Guardian regarding Republican office holders encouraging their constituents to get vaccinated against COVID-19: One thing that’s clear among pollsters: the change in tone from Republican lawmakers has not been prompted by new polling. Rather it’s because of the increasing urgency that US political figures are feeling about a pandemic that...
Whit Ayres’ comments in The New York Times on COVID vaccines and politics: “Traditionally Republicans have been very against government interference in free enterprise, and into the workings of the private market,” said Whit Ayres, a veteran Republican pollster. He said it was too early to say how vaccine politics would affect the 2022 midterms,...
Whit Ayres’ comments to National Public Radio regarding the GOP and declining Christian identification in the electorate: This makes religion one key part of a looming, long-term demographic challenge for Republicans, says Whit Ayres, a Republican pollster. “Republicans clearly have a stronger hold among the religiously affiliated, especially evangelical Protestants. And consequently, any decline in...
Whit Ayres’ comments in The Wall Street Journal regarding House Republicans voting to remove Liz Cheney from party leadership: Whit Ayres, a GOP pollster based in Alexandria, Va., argued that if the GOP wants to rally a majority of the electorate behind its agenda, the party can’t afford for its base to contract. “The GOP...
Whit Ayres’ comments to NBC News regarding the efforts to remove Liz Cheney from House Republican leadership: “Removing Liz Cheney from leadership will give a boatload of ammunition to the GOP’s critics,” said Whit Ayres, a Republican pollster. Republicans plan to remove Cheney as chair of the House Republican Conference, the No. 3 position in...
Whit Ayres’ comments in The Wall Street Journal regarding Tim Scott’s comments on race: The core of this conversation, of course, is whether America is at heart a racist nation, or merely a nation where racism still exists. “There are very few Americans other than the ideological left who would disagree with almost anything in...
Whit Ayres’ comments in Politico regarding election results in the Atlanta suburbs: “It’s a mistake to assume that suburban voters are somehow locked into the Democratic column,” said Whit Ayres, the longtime Republican pollster. “They are very much up for grabs not just in Georgia, but around the country.” Still, Ayers said, the focus of...
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