Democrats Just LOST a 30 Year Senate Seat — And Their Own Voters Did It

The Democrats just did something no political party in modern American history has done on purpose. They took a Senate seat they were guaranteed to win, a seat they have not lost in thirty years, and they handed it to Republicans through their own primary process. Michigan was supposed to be a safe hold. Democrats had not lost a Senate race there since 1994, and before the primary, prediction markets gave them roughly an eighty percent chance of keeping the seat. Then the party's activist base nominated democratic socialist Abdul El-Sayed over the more moderate Congresswoman Haley Stevens, and within a single week the entire race flipped. Republican Mike Rogers now leads in the post-primary polling averages, with some trackers showing him ahead by as much as five points.

In this video, we break down exactly how it happened and why Michigan may be only the first domino. CNN data analyst Harry Enten compared the Democrat brand today to where it stood before the 2018 blue wave and found the party twenty-four points underwater, a number he compared to the Titanic. The latest Quinnipiac polling is even worse, showing Democrat approval at just seventeen percent with seventy percent disapproving, a collapse of fifty-three points. A new Washington Post Ipsos poll found that fifty-five percent of Americans would not even consider voting for a democratic socialist for president.

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