Democrats fear early victory talk could make voters complacent and hamper turnout

Democrats are almost giddy a month before the Nov. 3 elections as polls and prediction markets capture them being on the precipice of controlling Congress, but some are warning the party to pump the brakes, as a premature victory lap cou…
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