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共和党人担心“红色尖叫”可能压低共和党选民投票率Republicans fear "red scream" could depress GOP voter turnout

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一幅插图:一根点燃的引信,形状是唐纳德·特朗普面部的剪影。Illustration of a lit fuse in the shape of Donald Trump's silhouetted face.

参议院共和党人认为爱荷华州正向他们倾斜,俄亥俄州则在滑落,对阿拉斯加和堪萨斯的悲观情绪正在加剧。

Senate Republicans see Iowa moving their way and Ohio slipping, with pessimism growing over Alaska and Kansas. Why it matters:

为何重要:即使眯着眼看,顶级共和党人仍难以看到超过51席的多数,根据半打资深操盘手的说法。

Even when they squint, top Republicans struggle to see a majority beyond 51 seats, according to half a dozen senior operatives.

  • 付费媒体与空军一号访问的组合提升了共和党对保住南卡罗来纳州和密西西比州的信心。

• A combination of paid media and Air Force One visits has bolstered GOP confidence that they'll hold South Carolina and Mississippi.

  • 但在全图上,前景黯淡,只有少数亮点。

• But across the map, the outlook looks bleak, with only a few bright spots.

放大观察:共和党正面对双重战线:空前的民主党热情和不可否认的共和党冷淡。

Zoom out: Republicans are fighting a two-front war: unprecedented Democratic enthusiasm and undeniable Republican apathy.

  • 特朗普总统的策略是通过在红州最红的地区举办集会,激励MAGA忠实支持者。

• President Trump's strategy is to whip up the MAGA faithful with rallies in the reddest parts of red states.

  • “红色尖叫是我最大的担忧,而不是蓝色浪潮,”资深共和党顾问亚历克斯·卡斯特拉诺斯说,他曾帮助特朗普当选。

• "The Red Scream is my biggest concern, not the blue wave," said Alex Castellanos, a veteran Republican consultant who has worked to help Trump get elected.

  • “共和党人和独立选民将会大声呼喊争取关注,其中包括投票给特朗普的人,可能会通过不去投票来表达他们的失望。”

• "Republicans and independents are going to be screaming for attention, and many of them, including those who voted for Trump, may show their frustration by not showing up."

德克萨斯州开始像季后赛的足球对决,对阵SEC对手:共和党仍在竞争,但败局似乎成为真实可能。

Texas is starting to look like a late-season football showdown against an SEC rival: The GOP is still in the game, but defeat seems like a real possibility.

  • 在堪萨斯州,参议员罗杰·马歇尔(R)已止住出血,但尚不清楚是否还有足够时间保住他的席位。

• In Kansas, Sen. Roger Marshall (R) has stopped the bleeding, but it's unclear whether there's enough time left to save his seat.

  • 共和党对密歇根州保持低调乐观,但他们认识到人口结构必须大幅倾向于他们,尤其是在黑人选民中。

• Republicans are quietly bullish on Michigan, but they recognize that the demographics have to break heavily in their favor, especially among Black voters.

数字说明:数学公式未变,但参议院少数党领袖查克·舒默(民主党-纽约州)看到多条通往51席的路径。

By the numbers: The math hasn't changed, but Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) sees multiple paths to 51 seats.

  • 没有人争议北卡罗来纳州将产生民主党参议员。回想起共和党曾认真讨论翻转乔治亚州的日子,仿佛是另一个时代。

• No one disputes that North Carolina is going to have a Democratic senator. It seems like another lifetime ago that Republicans were talking seriously about flipping Georgia.

  • 如果俄亥俄州、堪萨斯州和阿拉斯加的下一层次选区中仅有两个翻转,参议院将在考虑密歇根州、爱荷华州和缅因州等其他竞争选区之前,出现50比50的平局。

• If just two of the next tier of Ohio, Kansas and Alaska flip, the Senate would be split 50-50 before factoring in other competitive races, like Michigan, Iowa and Maine.

在缅因州,共和党与民主党都被各自的恐惧所吞噬。

** In Maine,** Republicans and Democrats are consumed by competing fears.

  • 共和党人恐惧一场全国性浪潮会大到足以冲垮参议员苏珊·柯林斯。

• Republicans are terrified that a national wave will be big enough to wash away Sen. Susan Collins.

  • 民主党人因六年前她意外连任而受创,拒绝相信哪怕显示他们领先的民调。

• Democrats, burned by her unforeseen survival six years ago, refuse to trust even the polls showing them ahead.

深度解读:缅因州与阿拉斯加州相隔 3000 多英里,却给民调机构带来了相似的挑战:选民规模小且已被过度调查,选民越来越不愿接听电话、参与又一轮调查。

** Between the lines:** Maine and Alaska may be separated by more than 3,000 miles, but they pose a similar challenge for pollsters: small, overfished electorates where voters are increasingly unwilling to pick up the phone and bite on yet another survey.

  • 这两个州最终结果也都可能出现延迟——可能让参议院多数党归属悬而未决数天甚至数周,正如我们昨晚所告诉您的。

• Both could also see delays in their final results — potentially keeping the majority in limbo for days or weeks, as we told you last night.

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