The approval of Taylor Swift will not be negative for Dems, according to a pollster

Marist Returning Officer Lee Miringoff said on Wednesday that Taylor Swift's support for Democratic candidates in Tennessee would not have a negative impact on Democratic candidates.

"She's from Tennessee – it's a surprise, she does not usually do it," said Joe Concha at Hill.TV, from the television show "What America Thinks".

"I do not think these Tennessee candidates run exactly the same with the support of celebrities, and this is not the Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTrump praises Kavanaugh's confirmation at tumultuous Iowa rally Trump's rally crowd bursts into scandal: "lock her up" about the countdown to Feinstein's election: a significant fundraising for the Senate | Haley resigns by surprise says she will support Trump in 2020 | Sanders in mid-term track | Collins becomes the first target of the Dem | To remember from the Senate debate of Indiana PLUS, Democratic thing happens in Tennessee, "he continued.

"So, I think that despite his electoral record, Bredesen is not what liberal Democrats could like, it brings this crowd together," he said. "I think it's having an effect, more than the newspaper mentions, unless someone approves someone a bit differently than in the past," he said. .

Sunday's megastar of pop targeted her fans, who were increasingly biased, when she broke her political silence throughout her career and approved two Tennessee Democrats before mid-term.

"As much as I have liked in the past and would like to continue to vote for women in office, I can not support Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnL voter registration increases after Taylor Swift publication in Instagram Trump President likes Taylor Swift "25% less" after Tennessee approval Countdown to the election: the battle of halfway between Kavanaugh | McConnell sees a live base | Dems count on women to take over House | How the voters of the suburbs could decide to control the Congress | Taylor Swift Supports Tennessee Dems | Poll finds Cruz is 5 at Texas PLUS, Swift wrote in an Instagram post. "I will vote for Phil Bredesen for the Senate and Jim Cooper for the House of Representatives. "

Vote.org revealed earlier this week that it had witnessed a flood of new voters since Swift broke his silence on politics.

Swift reiterated his call for people to sign up to vote at the American Music Awards on Tuesday.

"This award and all the prizes awarded tonight have been voted by the people, and you know what else is voted by the people?" Swift asked while she accepted the award for "the artist of the year". "These are the mid-term elections of November 6. Go out and vote, I love you, guys."

– Julia Manchester