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Nov 5, 2026
Peter MansbridgeHOST
Apply median voter theory, adjust for equilibrium, and the probability approaches 100% that you end up with something remarkably similar to our current tax system.
Peter MansbridgeHOST
Scott Clement in Ottawa.
Peter MansbridgeHOST
Urban property owners subsidize suburban and rural development.
Peter MansbridgeHOST
Dense urban neighborhoods generate significantly more property tax revenue per acre, while making far more efficient use of existing roads, water, sewer, and public infrastructure.
Chris CillizzaHOST
I just want people to see this.
Chris CillizzaHOST
This is from Scott Clement, who's a Washington Post pollster.
Chris CillizzaHOST
Look at this, Chuck.
Chris CillizzaHOST
This is net approval of Trump's handling of the economy in his first term versus a second term.
Chris CillizzaHOST
I just want people to see this.
Chris CillizzaHOST
This is from Scott Clement, who's a Washington Post pollster.
Chris CillizzaHOST
Look at this truck.
Chris CillizzaHOST
This is net approval of Trump's handling of the economy in his first term versus a second term.
John PodhoretzHOST
And so that is something to be hoped for.
John PodhoretzHOST
And then there is this, I think, very interesting argument Detail from the Republican pollster or the pollster Scott Clement, who really is finding that Republican voters ordinarily are not answering the phone.
John PodhoretzHOST
They are not answering the phone in Kansas, for example.
John PodhoretzHOST
where there's been a surge for the Democratic candidate in a state that Republicans didn't even think was on the map, more than 30% of the people called who were Democrats answered the phone.
John PodhoretzHOST
Republicans are answering the phone more in Michigan, and that may account for the fact that Abdullah Syed isn't closing the sale.
John PodhoretzHOST
But if you look at this, no one's answering the phone.
John PodhoretzHOST
Republicans, 10% of Republicans will talk to pollsters, meaning pollsters are having to guess how many Republicans are actually going to vote.
John PodhoretzHOST
based on incredibly small and limited data.
Erick EricksonHOST
But I think that the Republicans hold the Senate.
Erick EricksonHOST
This Washington Post story here, let me just read you some of this from Scott Clement at the Washington Post.
Erick EricksonHOST
The Washington Post and George Mason University began contacting voters last week in one of the country's most competitive but least-polled Senate contests, the race in Kansas between Republican Senator Roger Marshall and megachurch pastor Adam Hamilton, who is trying to become the first Democratic senator from the state since the Great Depression.
Erick EricksonHOST
After more than 85,000 phone calls and nearly 50,000 text messages, a potential problem emerged.
Tom BevanPANELIST
I guess nine points is what it what it came out to be.
Tom BevanPANELIST
And but in the write up, Scott Clement, who who did the write up on this poll, talks about the fact that they have had real they had real trouble reaching Republicans.
Tom BevanPANELIST
They had to do and they tried to account for it.
Tom BevanPANELIST
They tried to wait for it.
Erick EricksonHOST
But I think that the Republicans hold the Senate.
Erick EricksonHOST
This Washington Post story here, let me just read you some of this from Scott Clement at the Washington Post.
Erick EricksonHOST
The Washington Post and George Mason University began contacting voters last week in one of the country's most competitive but least polled Senate contests, the race in Kansas between Republican Senator Roger Marshall and megachurch pastor Adam Hamilton, who is trying to become the first Democratic senator from the state since the Great Depression.
Erick EricksonHOST
After more than 85,000 phone calls and nearly 50,000 text messages, a potential problem emerged.
Jamie MarkleyHOST
All right, Scotty, what do you got for your story?
Scott RobbinsHOST
Washington Post polling director, a guy by the name of Scott Clement, is reporting that they've contacted voters in Kansas.
Scott RobbinsHOST
For another hotly contested race between Republican Senator Roger Marshall and the challenger there, the Democrat Adam Hamilton, after more than 85,000 phone calls, nearly 50,000 text messages, and a clear problem has now emerged.
Scott RobbinsHOST
It seems that registered Democrats were more than twice as likely as registered Republicans to complete the survey.
Fran KellyHOST
Music Coming up, Donald Trump may not be on the ballot in two weeks' time, but he's certainly on the nose.
Fran KellyHOST
The latest survey of US voters suggests Republicans are in for a thrashing at the midterms, but can the polls be believed? The Washington Post polling director, Scott Clement, is my guest.
Fran KellyHOST
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Fran KellyHOST
And I contain 7.2 million articles spanning 348 languages and the people who've run me are split into two camps, the inclusionists and the deletionists.
Fran KellyHOST
Currently, the Republicans control both chambers of Congress.
Fran KellyHOST
But polls have been a poison chalice for the Democrats in recent times, over-promising and under-delivering at the ballot box.
Fran KellyHOST
Scott Clement is the polling director for The Washington Post and the author of the weekly Poll Watcher newsletter.
Fran KellyHOST
I spoke with him earlier today.
Gary SterkoffHOST
She is a former co-host of Fox News' The Five and was an assistant district attorney at the San Francisco and Los Angeles district attorney's offices before beginning her media career.
Gary SterkoffHOST
Washington Post polling director Scott Clement writing polls show Democrats are in a strong position less than one month before Election Day.
Gary SterkoffHOST
Democrats lead by about eight percentage points in national support for Congress above the three point five point margin.
Gary SterkoffHOST
They probably need to win a House majority.