Whit Ayres’ comments in Politico comparing the 2020 and 1980 elections: “This election feels to me a lot like 1980,” said Whit Ayres, one of the country’s best Republican pollsters. “We had the Iranian hostage crisis, double digit inflation and unemployment. It just felt like events were spinning out of control and the president had...
Whit Ayres’ comments in The Philadelphia Inquirer regarding campaigning with significant mail-in balloting: Whit Ayres, a Republican strategist who has worked on many races in Florida, where mail voting is prevalent, said it “complicates life enormously” for campaigns, “because you need to start advertising earlier, start getting out the vote earlier, but then you need...
Whit Ayres’ comments in The Washington Post regarding politics and the pandemic: “The pandemic obviously changes the way politics will be conducted in a dramatic fashion. But beyond that, the pandemic heightens the importance of the election,” said Whit Ayres, a Republican pollster. “In many ways, the pandemic has proven to the country that politics...
Whit Ayres’ comments in The Hill on legislation to address the coronavirus: But strategists warn that taking too tough a line in the negotiations could backfire for both sides. “The most important thing is to get a package passed — period. That’s far more important than the details of what’s in it for most voters,” said...
Whit Ayres’ comments to National Public Radio regarding Republicans and demographic changes: The party is indeed in danger of losing power as a consequence of not having followed the autopsy’s recommendations, according to Republican pollster Whit Ayres. “For the most part, the Republican Party has done the opposite of what was recommended in the 2013...
Whit Ayres’ comments in USA Today about the Trump campaign’s television buying strategy: Whit Ayres, a Republican strategist who has worked for Sens. Marco Rubio, Lamar Alexander and Lindsey Graham, said the Trump campaign’s decision to make early television pushes in Georgia, Iowa and Ohio was “smart” and reflects that more states are up for grabs than 2016. “We...
Whit Ayres’ comments in The New York Times regarding tone and the 2020 election: Yet this week, in interview after interview, suburbanites described Mr. Trump as a polarizing and deeply flawed messenger on the most searing issue of the day. “College-educated suburban women do not want to support someone who is perceived to be intolerant...
Jon McHenry’s comments to National Public Radio on the likelihood of Republican defections in this year’s presidential contest: Polling has shown that the vast majority of Republicans intend to vote for Trump’s reelection. Conservative opposition appears to be a sliver of the overall electorate. “It’s very small,” said Jon McHenry, a Republican pollster with North...
Whit Ayres’ comments in The Washington Post regarding growing the Republican coalition: “The president’s base is locked in. They love him, they’re going to turn out and they’re going to vote for him,” GOP pollster Whit Ayres said. “The problem is that the base is not enough to win. You can make a case that...
Dan Judy’s comments in The Hill regarding the Republican Party, President Trump, and race: Another Republican strategist, Dan Judy, noted that there were real implications for Trump, and to some extent the broader GOP, with key voting blocs. Racially charged rhetoric from the president, Judy said, “hurts [the GOP] among key constituencies that it desperately...
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