US EditionJames Carville Predicts Democratic Gains in 2026 Midterm Elections
Carville cited Democratic momentum and Republican turmoil, forecasting Democrats to gain 25-45 House seats and likely reclaim Senate control in 2026 midterms.
- On Saturday, James Carville, Democratic strategist, said Democrats will gain at least 25 House seats and possibly 45, likely reclaiming the Senate in the 2026 midterm elections later this year.
- Carville points to strong Democratic candidates in red states and shifts among Latino voters, alongside Republican vulnerabilities after President Donald Trump said `we shouldn't even have an election`.
- Carville, at 81, said Democrats should avoid risky messaging and told Fox News viewers `it's going to be a wipeout`, surprising Kayleigh McEnany who cited economic indicators favoring Republicans.
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‘It’s going to be a wipeout’: James Carville makes stunning prediction for 2026
Famed Democratic strategist James Carville made the stunning prediction Saturday that Democrats would pick up as many as 45 seats in the House of Representatives later this year in the 2026 midterm elections, as well as reclaim the Senate majority, eliciting pushback from Fox News host Kayleigh McEnany.“I'm looking at the 2026 elections, and frankly, it's going to be a wipeout,” Carville said, appearing on Fox News. “Your viewers need to know th…
James Carville Gleefully Predicts Dem 'Wipeout' On Fox News
James Carville confidently predicted on Fox News that Democrats will pick up a “minimum” of 25 seats in the upcoming midterm elections. The longtime Democratic strategist joined Fox News’ Kayleigh McEnany on Saturday in America where McEnany asked about a New York Times op-ed from David Plouffe, a once-advisor to former President Barack Obama, predicted a Democrat Party loss in 2028. Plouffe wrote: Right now, Democrats have no credible path to s…
The Republican Party Faces a Bigger Crisis Than the Democratic Party
“Democrats Will Lose in 2028 Unless They Change Course Now” reads the alarmist headline to The New York Times opinion piece from presidential campaign strategist David Plouffe. In fairness to one of the architects of Barack Obama’s 2008 juggernaut, his article doesn’t say that. His argument is not that Democrats can’t win the next presidential election. Plouffe believes Democrats have “no credible path to sustained control of the Senate and the …
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