Pfeiffer: Ebola Crisis Isn't Hurting Dems

The transcript discusses the perceived impact of the Ebola crisis on Democratic candidates during the midterms, arguing that politics should be separated from such crises. It highlights data showing Democrats strengthening their position in recent races and emphasizes the importance of voter turnout and political fundamentals in determining election outcomes.

What is the speaker's view on the impact of the Ebola crisis on Democratic candidates?

• It has no impact whatsoever.

• It is helping them gain more votes.

• It should be separated from politics.

• It is significantly harming their chances.

According to the speaker, what is happening to Democratic candidates in the polls?

• They are losing ground.

• Their position is weakening.

• They are strengthening their position.

• They are maintaining the same position.

Which states are mentioned as examples where Democrats are gaining ground?

• California and New York

• Iowa and Georgia

• Texas and Florida

• Ohio and Michigan

What does the speaker believe is the main driver of political races?

• Fundamentals and voter turnout

• Campaign funding

• External crises

• Media coverage

What is the speaker's outlook on the upcoming elections if they can mobilize their voters?

• They will maintain their current position.

• They will win and keep the Senate.

• They will likely lose.

• They will face a tough challenge.