The final sprint to Election Day is on.
Both parties are making strategic decisions to maximize their chances of victory.
And Kellyanne Conway Informed Fox News viewers that this question will decide the election.
Historically, the party in power loses seats in a midterm election.
That is especially true in the sixth year midterm of a two-term Presidency.
Currently, the polls reflect this historical trend as the RealClearPolitics polling average shows Democrats holding an 8.6% lead over Republicans in the generic ballot question on voters’ preference for which party controls Congress.
But all is not lost, according to Kellyanne Conway.
In an interview with Fox News Channel host Martha MacCallum, Conway explained that President Trump built his political career on bucking history.
And the biggest advantage Trump and the GOP held over Democrats, Conway explained, was in the money department, where Republicans could flood key House and Senate races with cash in an effort to drown Democrats with a flood of negative TV ads about their socialist agenda.
“I think if anybody can defy political gravity in some of these places and spaces, it’s President Trump and his team. They’re deploying the money. Money’s important. Not how much money you spent, Martha, but how you spend it. And I am taking note that these five hot Senate races that are about to get an infusion of cash are in big college states. So, you’ve got Michigan and Iowa and Ohio and Texas, for example, probably some in North Carolina and some money being spent in Georgia,” Conway stated.
Trump’s Super PAC, MAGA Inc., already committed $138 million in TV ad buys.
Trump’s planned super PAC spending per NYT ($138 Milion)
SENATE
• MI — $18.2M
• OH — $15.1M
• AK — $11.3M
• NH — $10.8M
• TX — $10.8M
• NC — $6.1M
• GA — $2.2M
• MT — $1.9M
• IA — $544k
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HOUSE
• NY-17 — $8.8M
• FL-25 — $6.8M
• NY-17 — $8.8M
• MI-04 — $5.3M
•… https://t.co/XiGrSwQzi5 pic.twitter.com/830ubJQ2RP— InteractivePolls (@IAPolls2022) September 16, 2026
Conway also cited Republicans’ 16-point lead with noncollege-educated voters as another ace in the hole against Democrats.
But Conway also warned Republicans that these voters were also the ones feeling the squeeze from the high gas prices that resulted from the war with Iran and that the question that would decide the election.
“16 — the non-college-educated voters right now favor Republicans over Democrats by 16 points. Why is that relevant? That’s the heart of the Trump coalition. But for them, Martha, they are feeling some economic grievance and uncertainty and pressure. For them, the question is not for whom to vote; it’s whether they’re going to bother at all,” Conway added.
President Trump plans to hit the campaign trail every day until Election Day, and the outcome depends on the non-college-educated Trump base turning out in the same numbers they did in 2024.
“And that’s the big question here. I think if the president and his money go to turnout mechanisms — he’s basically saying, I’m the big turnout mechanism. I will go to 35 places in 30 states. You saw him in North Carolina last night. He’ll do these tele-town rallies. I think sometimes it’s more important than money, and he himself as the leader of the party and the person who’s won in these places, like you said, three times,” Conway concluded,
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