America’s Voting Patterns and the 2024 Elections

America’s Voting Patterns and the 2024 Elections
The White House is pictured from the West Wing Driveway in Washington, on Feb. 10, 2022. Tom Brenner/Reuters
Robert Genetski
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The 2022 midterm elections show U.S. voters are more sharply divided than at any time since the 2000 election. Not only did voters split control over Congress, but the large number of razor-thin margins of victory point to a potential windfall of victories for the party that captures swing voters in 2024.

Robert Genetski
Robert Genetski
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Robert Genetski is a public speaker, author, columnist, and one the nation’s leading economists. He has taught economics at the University of Chicago’s Graduate School of Business and NYU. His latest book is “Rich Nation, Poor Nation: Why Some Nations Prosper While Others Fail.” Genetski’s website is ClassicalPrinciples.com.
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