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FLIPR 2026 midterm election forecast
Silver Bulletin's prediction for every Senate, House, and gubernatorial election in 2026.
21 hrs ago
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How popular is Donald Trump?
Silver Bulletin approval ratings for President Trump — and all presidents since Truman.
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Who’s ahead on the generic congressional ballot?
Our constantly-updating tracker of polls for the most important indicator in the race for Congress.
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How popular is the Iran War?
We're tracking how the American public feels about the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
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Prediction markets aren't magic
My chat with Galen Druke on Wisconsin, models, polls and prediction markets.
Aug 13
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How popular is Elon Musk?
Silver Bulletin favorability ratings for the world's richest man.
Aug 12
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Everything is breaking Democrats’ way. Is it enough to win the Senate?
Our midterms model finds that polls, fundamentals and history all point toward a strong Democratic year. The House is theirs to lose, but winning four…
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How FLIPR forecasts the midterm elections
And what changes we've made to the model for 2026.
Aug 11
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What to make of Michigan
Abdul El-Sayed’s apparent victory is a big win for the left — but a disaster for polling and a case study in poor expectations management.
Aug 5
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What Trump's latest slump means for the midterms
Could anything save Republicans in the House? Plus, previewing tomorrow’s Michigan primary. And our midterms model is coming soon!
Aug 3
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July 2026
Goodbye, Iowa. Hello, Michigan. Which Democratic primaries will matter most in 2028?
South Carolina will vote first, which could help moderates. But Michigan and Virginia may hold the real power.
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What is agency — and how can you get more of it?
My interview with Cate Hall about her new book, "You Can Just Do Things."
Jul 25
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