Speaker Mike Johnson Dismisses Polls as ‘Wrong’ Over Faulty Analysis
- Speaker Mike Johnson appeared on The Ingraham Angle on Monday to dismiss recent polling data, insisting that surveys predicting Republican losses in next week's midterms are incorrect.
- A Reuters Ipsos poll released on Monday shows registered voters prefer Democrats to Republicans, 47% to 36%, on the generic congressional ballot.
- Johnson dismissed Wedgewood and SoCal Strategies as fraudulent, while claiming CNN reported that in 14 of the last 16 elections, traditional polling underestimated Republican support by an average of four points.
- Early voting numbers have already surpassed 2022 midterm turnout, serving as the primary metric to confirm or deny Johnson's assessment of the current political landscape.
- President Donald Trump and Republicans generally face broad unpopularity, with every notable poll showing the approval rating underwater as the election approaches.
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Mike Jonson clings to not believing that Republicans will lose the House of Representatives and perhaps even the Senate as the polls show
Speaker Mike Johnson looks at polls giving Dems 80 percent chance of winning the House. Then he explains why he's not worried: 'The polls are wrong'
Speaker Mike Johnson is dismissing current polling data that gives Democrats an 80 percent chance of taking control of the House, The Hill reports. With only one week remaining before the 2026 midterms, the Speaker is publicly maintaining his confidence that the GOP will hold onto its majority. Johnson appeared on Fox News with Laura Ingraham on Monday to address the numbers. He claims that the surveys are failing to capture the true sentiment o…
Johnson: “The Polls Are Even Further Off This Time”
The Hill reports: Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is professing confidence in his party’s position with just one week to go until the 2026 midterms, despite polling showing Republicans are in a tough spot. Johnson told Fox News’s Laura Ingraham on Monday that he believes polls showing big leads for Democrats are underestimating Republicans. “I think … The post Johnson: “The Polls Are Even Further Off This Time” appeared first on Joe.My.God..
'The polls are wrong': GOP leader backed into corner live on Fox News
Speaker Mike Johnson spoke to Fox News host Laura Ingraham on Monday night, where he was forced to face some very bad numbers. He said the GOP's numbers were so bad because Ingraham was citing inaccurate information. Ingraham cited the new Reuters/Ipsos poll, ahead of the midterms next Tuesday. It showed that, on the generic congressional ballot, registered voters preferred Democrats 47 percent to Republicans 36 percent. “Now, people like Nate S…
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