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WASHINGTON, D.C. (May 13, 2025) – Cygnal, one of the nation’s fastest growing and most accurate private polling firms, released the following monthly National Voter Trends (NVT) poll(conducted May 6-8) of 1,5000 likely midterm general election voters. "Right now, voters trust Republicans more on the central issues like inflation and immigration, and the Democrat Party's brand is at a low point. It is clear that key voter groups feel like Congressional Democrats aren't speaking to their priorities. Forty-three percent of swing voters say inflation or government spending and waste should be the top priority for Congress, while only eight percent of swing voters think Congress should be focused on threats to democracy,” said Pollster John Rogers. “Democrats aren’t connecting with the average voter. ‘Fighting oligarchy’ is an abstraction, arguing for open borders is a losing message across the board, and neither addresses inflation and the economy.”
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