Voters Prioritize Ideology Over Electability in Midterms
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In a recent NBC News poll, voters prioritize ideological fit over electability when choosing candidates for the 2026 midterms. Republicans (70%) and Democrats (56%) prefer candidates who align with their views, marking a shift from past surveys. Both parties face negative perceptions, with Democrats at 52% negative and Republicans at 51% negative. Early 2028 presidential hopefuls ratings vary, with Vice President J D Vance at 38% positive, Marco Rubio at 34% positive, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez at 31% positive. The poll, conducted on 1,000 registered voters, suggests primaries may become more partisan as the midterms approach.
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