MAGA Republicans are ‘showing up in November’: Tom Emmer
House Majority Whip Tom Emmer stated that MAGA Republicans are not backing down in the midterm elections despite President Donald Trump not being on the ballot. Emmer cited a recent Harris poll that found Trump/MAGA Republicans were the most likely to say they're definitely going to vote in the 2026 congressional midterm elections. The poll showed 75% of Trump/MAGA Republicans, 70% of traditional Republicans, and 63% of Democrats plan to vote.
- ▪A HarrisX Poll found that 75% of Trump/MAGA Republicans plan to vote in the 2026 congressional midterm elections.
- ▪70% of traditional Republicans and 63% of Democrats also plan to vote, according to the poll.
- ▪The poll was conducted among 1,019 registered voters in the United States on July 9-10.
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House Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-MN) said MAGA is not backing down in the midterm elections just because President Donald Trump isn’t on the ballot.He’s heard people say, “‘There is no enthusiasm out there, and without Trump on the ballot, those Trump voters aren’t going to show up,’ well, take a look at a Harris poll done within the last two weeks,” Emmer said on Fox News’s Saturday in America on Saturday. Recommended Stories Maine Democrats nominate Troy Jackson to replace Graham Platner and take on Susan Collins The Democratic establishment fights back against the socialists Whitmer backs Haley Stevens in hotly contested Michigan Senate race The HarrisX Poll, which was conducted within the United States July 9-10 among 1,019 registered voters, found that Trump/MAGA Republicans were the…
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