Apathy, Antipathy Among GOP Voters Could Be Party’s Weak Spot Come November

‘Republicans have a very specific apathy problem in that their messaging about votes not being counted properly is actually really good at suppressing turnout,’ one analyst tells the Sun.

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A Wisconsin voter in 2022. Alex Wroblewski/Getty Images

Steady election overperformance by Democrats could signal a new electoral paradigm in which Republicans will need to get unmotivated voters out to the polls if they want to win in November.

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