It seems like this is the day for everybody to release a poll doing a Republican vs. Democrats generic match-up for the 2010 congressional elections, and [Gallup] is no exception, reporting that Democrats outpoll Republicans by 50 percent to 44 percent with 7 percent undecided. The survey was conducted July 10-12.
An NPR poll conducted July 22-26 had Democrats and Republicans (including leaners) tied at 43 percent each, and a George Washington University Battleground poll conducted July 19-23 had the Democrats ahead 43 percent to 40 percent, a lead that was within the margin of error.
Gallup polled registered voters and the other two surveyed likely voters.
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It's way too early to poll "Likely Voters". A polling firm would be wise to wait on that until the summer before a general election at the earliest. Doing it this early doesn't take into account events that haven't happen yet that will determine who will vote and who will not bother.
Posted by: NObama
| July 29, 2009 10:36 PM
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