Democrats Have A Good Lead In Generic Ballots.
Here is more polling data that was compiled on the Washington Post’s blog by Chris Cillizza. This is really interesting because it deals with the 2006 generic ballot: Organization SurveyDates GOP Dem Diff. CNN/USA Today/Gallup 3/10-12 39 55 D+16 Fox/Opinion Dynamics 2/28-3/13 34 48 D+14 CNN/USA Today/Gallup 2/28-3/13 39 53 D+14 Democracy Corps (D) […]
Here is more polling data that was compiled on the Washington Post’s blog by Chris Cillizza. This is really interesting because it deals with the 2006 generic ballot:
Organization SurveyDates GOP Dem Diff. CNN/USA Today/Gallup 3/10-12 39 55 D+16 Fox/Opinion Dynamics 2/28-3/13 34 48 D+14 CNN/USA Today/Gallup 2/28-3/13 39 53 D+14 Democracy Corps (D) 2/23-37 40 48 D+8 Diageo/Hotline 2/16-19 31 46 D+15
No matter which party you associate things with, one thing is for certain – things are looking good for the Democrats. Now will they be able to maintain, increase, or loose this margin of comfort? We got 8 months to go before the elections so anything can happen.
I need to make a correction also. On my previous post about the new PEW poll, I had said the numbers for those that described the President as “Incompetent” and “Idiotic” were a percentage. Those are actually the number of people who used those terms. (Thanks to Daryl in the comments for pointing that out).
