Split-ticket voters could be key to helping Democrats keep Senate

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Trump has been regularly ahead of Biden in the state by a few points.
57% : She won in 2020 despite Trump carrying her district in the presidential race and Republican John James, now a House member, winning her district in the state's Senate race.
55% : Biden trailed Trump in that poll by 3 points.
51% : It also needs to maintain incumbents' seats in Montana and Ohio, two states that voted for Trump in 2016 and 2020 and almost definitely will vote for the Republican front-runner again this year.
51% : He said the fact the amendment was approved with nearly 57 percent of the vote means some voters who backed Trump in 2020 and Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) in 2022 swung to support abortion protections in 2023.
44% : If candidates from both parties try to distance themselves from Trump and Biden, Ayres said it wouldn't be the first time and can be done successfully.
41% : Biden has been trailing Trump in most swing state polls recently, but Democratic Senate candidates in the same polls have mostly led their likely Republican opponents.
36% : "I can see people who vote for Trump for just reasons of personal like/dislike don't vote for Kari Lake.
33% : Sen. Bob Casey (D-Pa.) has comfortably led his likely Republican opponent Dave McCormick in multiple polls over the past two months, even as Biden is behind Trump in The Hill/Decision Desk HQ's polling average of the state by 4 points.
24% : He suggested voters may be tempted to skip voting in the presidential election because they are turned off by Trump and Biden and just vote in the others.

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