Voter Turnout Suggests a Democratic Advantage Heading Into November

Evidence suggests that Democratic voting is exceeding expectations so far in 2022, which — considering the razor thin margins already projected in the House and Senate — could be bad news for the GOP come November.

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Congressman Jerry Nadler votes in Tuesday's New York primary election. AP/Mary Altaffer

Beyond the headline results, Tuesday’s elections in New York and Florida add to the evidence of an emerging trend in the 2022 election cycle: Democrats are consistently outperforming expectations in the post-Dobbs decision era.

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