Why neither party has a sustainable political majority

Analysis: Why neither party has a sustainable political majority

Oct 17, 2021 by CNN.com - RSS Channel - Politics

Key Facts

  • Now, there is talk of Democrats potentially being locked out of a Senate majority for a time to come because of trends in the electorate.
  • And since each state has an equal number of senators, a nation that votes 50/50 in the popular vote on the presidential level will have more Republican senators over the long-term because that translates into winning more states.
  • You put someone on the presidential ticket whose support comes disproportionately from White voters without a college degree, which is a group that has a disproportionate amount of power in the Electoral College (in large part because of the Great Lake battleground states).
  • If voters are prone to balancing power (which they usually do), Republicans will do well in midterms and that could carry over to more wins overall because only one-third of the Senate is up for election every presidential cycle.

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