Women vote will bring in blue wave in midterms

Several factors that pollsters look at are predicting a "blue wave' in the fall elections, and some observers are calling 2018 the "year of the woman" given the number of female candidates running across the country. And it seems female voters are getting ready to strengthen the Democratic Party.
In CNN's June poll, half of voters said they'd vote for a Democratic candidate in the upcoming midterm elections, with 42% saying they'd vote for a Republican. This question is colloquially referred to as the generic ballot, and it's a useful measure of how the two parties will perform in an election.
There are other predictors that find a "blue wave" is coming as well.

First off, more people (especially women) are planning on voting for the Democratic candidate this year. This is somewhat expected since the opposing party holds the presidency and majorities in both chambers of Congress.
The amount of people saying they'll vote for the Democratic candidate has increased by 5 percentage points in total, by 1 percentage point among men and by 8 percentage points among women compared with near this time before the midterm elections in 2014. The men's vote for the Republican candidate also has increased, but only by 2 percentage points, while female support for the GOP has dropped by 10 percentage points.
This is also the highest the generic Democratic candidate has been in CNN polling at this point before a midterm in the past four midterm cycles. The 2006 election was widely considered a wave election for the Democrats, due to their substantial gains in Congress – they won majorities in the House and Senate – and major wins in gubernatorial races. Polling at this point in 2006 showed 44% of voters said they'd vote for the Democratic candidate and 36% planned to vote Republican – a 9-point advantage for the Democrats. In the most recent CNN poll, Democrats have an 8-point advantage.
It's clear Democratic support has grown since the most recent midterms, with those who said they'd vote for the generic Democratic candidate and those who said they'd vote for the generic Republican candidate basically tied in 2014.

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lel. They said this same shit about Hillary and the woman vote. It never happened.

Is Hillary still the leader of the party?

Sorry im not murrican

>(((CNN))) polling

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women should understand that women's right to vote every now has pretty high price, and in the end they'll pay the toll, one way or the other

I'm saving this, could use a little work though.

Reminder there will never EVER be a higher civilization as long as the parasitic roast is around, it will always drag it down to the base level because that is the only place the roast can have influence is in a base primal environment. If you want a future roasts must be ALL euthanized and replaced with AI waifubots, until then we are trapped in eternal hell tormented by the decisions satans spawn.

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They're sheboons, OP. That's not a recipe for a blue wave.

White women are going to cement Marxism in this country, like they've done in Europe. Well, when everything goes to hell and the country gets browned and commie'd, the roasties will derserve what they get. I won't lift a finger to help them. I won't even be in the country for much longer. Fuck white women. They're spoiled, supercilious, indoctrinated, vain, man-hating, self-righteous Marxist trash.

Damn. I really fucking hate white women.