Senate - SquareOffs

Can a Democrat win statewide in deep-red Missouri?

Asked by ABC 17 News

556 Votes

Can a Democrat win statewide in deep-red Missouri?

62%

Yes Yes

38%

No No

62%

Yes

Trudy Busch Valentine is trying to win one of the state's U.S. Senate seats in November.

Trudy Busch Valentine is trying to win one of the state's U.S. Senate seats in November. Show Less

1 Comments

Adam

Sure as hell hope so. And with Kansas voting to keep abortion constitutional as a big time red state, there's hope Missouri can elect a democrat.

Jack L

It will be hard for a Democrat to win in MO, but it`s possible. Republicans can`t resist the urge to go to extremes on issues like abortion and gun control, and this turns off a lot of voters

Jennifer M

Biased and don't tell the truth....sounds like fox entertainment

Max DeYoung

Hawley explained this to McCaskill , taking 51.5% of the vote to McCaskill's 45.4%.

38%

No

She faces an uphill battle in Missouri, which overwhelmingly went for Trump in 2016 and 2020.

She faces an uphill battle in Missouri, which overwhelmingly went for Trump in 2016 and 2020. Show Less

6 Comments

Max DeYoung

No, unless Trump endorses her! ROTFLOL!

Lida Vitt

Because of the very bad job the Democratic Party has done, and continues to do for the American people.

Mark Cunningham

Democrats need a candidate to unite the voters and that just is not happening anytime soon.

Are you glad that Sen. Joe Manchin is now supporting the climate change bill in Congress?

Asked by News-Press Now

300 Votes

Are you glad that Sen. Joe Manchin is now supporting the climate change bill in Congress?

47%

YES YES

53%

NO NO

47%

YES

1 Comment

Ashley Carver

Saw it in the paper and wanted to be apart of it

53%

NO

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Should Democrats change the Senate filibuster rules?

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243 Votes

Should Democrats change the Senate filibuster rules?

29%

Yes Yes

71%

No No

29%

Yes

President Joe Biden on Thursday endorsed changing the Senate's filibuster rules for certain pieces of legislation, such as an abortion rights bill.

President Joe Biden on Thursday endorsed changing the Senate's filibuster rules for certain pieces of legislation, such as an abortion rights bill. Show Less

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71%

No

Some Democrats have been reluctant to tinker with the filibuster, which allows political minorities in the Senate to block legislation.

Some Democrats have been reluctant to tinker with the filibuster, which allows political minorities in the Senate to block legislation. Show Less

6 Comments

Debbie Riffle

The Dems are just acting like sore losers right now. You can bet that they would change their tune when they're back in the minority and couldn't use the filibuster themselves.

Max DeYoung

It would be pretty dumb for the dems to do that. It will be their only protection after mid terms. But I hope they do. I will laugh my, well you know the rest.

Lisa Howard Glass

Those stupid mfers don't realize it'll end up being used against them when they lose power. Plus, just because you can't ram through everything you want, doesn't mean you get to change the rules whenever you want. Abolish the SCOTUS, end the filibuster...who's really threatening democracy here?

Will Mason

They changed them for judges. Giving Trump tons of judges confirmed. Did they learn nothing from that mistake? The rules exist fir a reason. Dems won't always be in power. Beware of unintended consequences.

BLC PAC

Have seen this before 55 years ago. Dems have allowed revolutionaries back into the party. No compromise will satisfy them

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Senate SquareOffs

Can a Democrat win statewide in deep-red Missouri?

62% Yes Yes

38% No No

62% Yes

38% No

Are you glad that Sen. Joe Manchin is now supporting the climate change bill in Congress?

47% YES YES

53% NO NO

47% YES

53% NO

Should Democrats change the Senate filibuster rules?

29% Yes Yes

71% No No

29% Yes

71% No

About Senate

62%

Yes Yes

38%

No No

62%

Yes

38%

No

47%

YES YES

53%

NO NO

47%

YES

53%

NO

29%

Yes Yes

71%

No No

29%

Yes

71%

No