Politics
Split-Ticket Voting and GOP Strategy
The resurgence of split-ticket voting could hurt Republicans in upcoming midterm elections, particularly due to Donald Trump's popularity among certain voters. The conservative movement is also reevaluating the relevance of 'tradwives' as a political strategy.
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The Hill
President Trump maintained his record low approval rating in a new survey released Monday, as Republicans push to ramp up support for their party’s candidates with around four weeks until the midterms. The Reuters/Ipsos poll found the president's approval held steady at the 32 percent rating from th
2026-10-06 11:59 UTC
The Hill
A resurgence of split-ticket voting may occur in upcoming midterm elections due to Donald Trump's popularity among certain GOP voters and specific local race dynamics in states like Texas and Iowa.
2026-10-06 12:00 UTC
The Hill
Two years ago, the conservative movement seemed captivated by the ideal of the "tradwife" — a rejection of modern feminist thinking and an embrace of traditional roles for men and women, where the woman stays at home taking care of the children, cooking and managing the house while her husband works
2026-10-06 12:00 UTC