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Oct 17, 2026

Wendy KingHOST
0:42
New polling released on Monday showed North Carolina Democratic Senate candidate Roy Cooper leading Republican Michael Whatley by at least seven points just weeks ahead of the November midterm elections.
Wendy KingHOST
0:57
The Trafalgar Group's polling showed Cooper's lead at 48%, with Whatley behind at 40%.
Wendy KingHOST
1:06
Polling also showed Cooper with larger support among different age demographics, with younger voters 18 to 29 backing him at 69%.
Wendy KingHOST
1:18
Cooper also led among the 20% of black respondents to the poll, receiving 67% support compared to 20% for Whatley.
David PakmanHOST
67:56
That means there's another 8 which could decide the election that's not in there.
David PakmanHOST
68:00
The Trafalgar Group poll, the second latest one, it's 47 to 44.
David PakmanHOST
68:04
That's only 91% of the vote.
David PakmanHOST
68:06
That leaves 9% elsewhere.
Sean LayHOST
5:58
Both of the parties in Congress are heterogeneous, and although President Trump is dominant and MAGA is the loudest voice in the party, it is not the only voice.
Sean LayHOST
6:07
First, Robert Cahaly, who is a pollster at Trafalgar Group and a former political consult- consultant for the Republicans.
Sean LayHOST
6:13
He's broadly pro-Trump in his outlook.
Sean LayHOST
6:16
I asked Robert what impact polling was suggesting from the diesel deal with Russia.
Sean LayHOST
8:18
[laughs]
Robert CahalyGUEST
8:19
... millions of dollars if they didn't.
Sean LayHOST
8:21
Robert Cahaly of the Trafalgar Group.
Sean LayHOST
8:24
Well, uh, let's talk now to, uh, Rina Shah, who founded RILAK Strategies, a political consultancy.
Guy GoldsteinHOST
11:41
But-
Judah FriedmanHOST
11:41
... just so you know who started that was the Trafalgar Group, right? Which i- which all of us, uh, in 2020 or 2016-
Golan RamrazHOST
11:48
Yeah
Judah FriedmanHOST
11:48
... during the presidential election, they were the most accurate because they figured out a way to tap into-
John PhillipsHOST
1:07
It is our pleasure to welcome our next guest to the program.
John PhillipsHOST
1:10
He is a pollster and founder of the Trafalgar Group.
John PhillipsHOST
1:15
You can get him online at thetrafalgargroup.org and follow him on X at robertkahaly.
John PhillipsHOST
1:21
Robert Cahaly, welcome.

17 MINS LATER

Robert CahalyGUEST
18:48
And so these young people don't have any real-world experience in what socialism means, and so they idealize it in a way that has never ever happened in the history of the, of the world.
Robert CahalyGUEST
19:01
So they, they don't, they're not in touch with reality.
John PhillipsHOST
19:05
Robert Cahaly, pollster and founder of the Trafalgar Group, one of the best in the business.
John PhillipsHOST
19:10
You can follow him on X @RobertCahaly.
John PhillipsHOST
1:07
It is our pleasure to welcome our next guest to the program.
John PhillipsHOST
1:10
He is a pollster and founder of the Trafalgar Group.
John PhillipsHOST
1:15
You can get him online at the TrafalgarGroup.org and follow him on X at Robert Cahaly.
John PhillipsHOST
1:21
Robert Cahaly, welcome.

18 MINS LATER

Robert CahalyGUEST
18:54
And so they idealize it in a way that has never, ever happened in the history of the world.
Robert CahalyGUEST
19:01
So they're not in touch with reality.
John PhillipsHOST
19:05
Robert Cahaly, pollster and founder of the Trafalgar Group, one of the best in the business.
John PhillipsHOST
19:10
You can follow him on X at Robert Cahaly.
Peter AlexanderHOST
43:28
As you watch this, the momentum is where would you say right now in these waning days?
Ivan MooreGUEST
43:33
You know, Trafalgar Group came out with a poll last week that was minus two.
Ivan MooreGUEST
43:38
That's always nice as a pollster when another pollster comes out, shows exactly the same result as you do.
Ivan MooreGUEST
43:44
And as I'm sure you know, Trafalgar are a leaning right polling out who usually have results on the right side of the range.
Ivan MooreGUEST
43:56
And if minus two for Sullivan was all the Trafalgar group could come up with, that bodes poorly for him.
Ivan MooreGUEST
44:05
You know, we'll see.
Ivan MooreGUEST
44:06
We're going into the field again tomorrow.
Dave NealHOST
11:00
Ta- uh, Talarico plus four, Talarico plus six, Talarico plus six.
Dave NealHOST
11:04
This is New York Times, YouGov, Trafalgar Group.
Dave NealHOST
11:07
These are serious polls.
Dave NealHOST
11:08
Univer- UMass Lowell ha- although it is UMass Lowell, not the UMass Amherst.
Mike CollinsHOST
28:41
Recent polling from East Carolina University has Cooper up seven.
Mike CollinsHOST
28:45
High Point and the Trafalgar Group have Cooper up by eight.
Mike CollinsHOST
28:49
The YouGov poll has Cooper leading by 12.
Mike CollinsHOST
28:52
I'm not sure what the margins of error in those polls are, but do those numbers appear to be solid, or could something unforeseen happen once voters arrive in the booth?
Maritsa GeorgiouHOST
15:38
So let's start, uh, with-- I just have a few polls here.
Maritsa GeorgiouHOST
15:42
Um, so this is from the Trafalgar Group.
Maritsa GeorgiouHOST
15:44
You can see they have-- Look at all of the Senate races they have, uh, going to the Democratic candidate: um, Michigan, New Hampshire, Georgia, Kansas, Ohio, Texas, North Carolina.
Maritsa GeorgiouHOST
15:57
Um, they have, they have the Republicans winning in Iowa and Alaska and South Carolina.

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