The latest Senate polls show some good news for Democrats. (But Republicans are running ahead in Alabama and Kentucky.) Via FiveThirtyEight:
last week that found Peters ahead by 6 points, albeit only 36 percent to 30 percent, with 14 percent preferring “someone else” and 18 percent undecided. Bottom line: Peters seems to be cruising toward reelection, buoyed by the fact that BidenIt’s too early to say that Democrats can take back the Senate, but if the national environment remains this favorable for Democrats, they’ll certainly stand a pretty good chance of regaining control in November.
. Fifty-four percent still said it was morally acceptable, but that’s the lowest share since the pollster first asked this question in 2001. The drop in support was driven largely by liberals and moderates, who expressed new lows in approval — 37 percent and 56 percent, respectively.
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