The Senate polling undercuts claims that Republicans will pay a long-term price with voters for having nominated Trump. Yes, some voters are so opposed to Trump that it will affect their view of the party for years to come. And as Myra Adams notes, Democrats will try “to hang Trump around the necks of GOP candidates nationwide.” But if voters are distinguishing Trump from other Republicans–even Republicans who support his presidential bid–why would they stop doing that in the future, when he (probably!) won’t even be on the ballot?