…polling data from Rasmussen (Generic Congressional by party). But I think it means 2010 is going to be more interesting than I’d expected.
Maybe my party will clean house now…
Added Moving Average for Tim
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…polling data from Rasmussen (Generic Congressional by party). But I think it means 2010 is going to be more interesting than I’d expected.
Maybe my party will clean house now…
Added Moving Average for Tim
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I don’t think the Generic Ballot has EVER had the Republican Party ahead I recall that Ramussen stated when it was one point in the Democrats favour that was the closet it had been since they started tracking that demographic.
That link is going on my local GOP County Facebook group page 😉
I didn’t think they would release this weeks data until Wednesday thanks for the heads up
I can’t seem to get at the data without paying money (which sucks). What I learned from this election (and by reading 538 on occasion) is to never trust polling without the numbers attached:
Number of people polled, party affiliation of those polled, (etc).
All this means is that the nation always favors the party out of power. Its the backup quarterback syndrome.
If you eyeball a moving average on the curves, it looks not so much like the Repubs are gaining, as the Dems are losing. Which seems about right.