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emulatorloo

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7. You left out the part about Republicans: 1 pt above their low in 2013. Poll moe of +/- 1 pt.

Reply to bigdarryl (Original post)

Mon Jan 11, 2016, 01:22 PM

Jan 2016

Meanwhile, the share of self-identified Republicans is just 1 percentage point above its Gallup historical low of 25 percent in 2013, dating back to 1988.

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Results for the survey were compiled from 12,137 landline and cellphone interviews conducted throughout the course of 2015 and have a margin of error of plus or minus 1 percentage point.

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Gallup: Number of voters Identifying as democrats has dropped [View all] bigdarryl Jan 2016 OP

but, still out number registered Republicans! B Calm Jan 2016 #1

Not enough to win an election. earthside Jan 2016 #3

I suspect the number of people identifying as members of either major party will continue to drop... marmar Jan 2016 #2

good for the millennials, wendylaroux Jan 2016 #5

When the Democrats started representing the "great middle class"... kentuck Jan 2016 #4

It's a two way street ProudToBeBlueInRhody Jan 2016 #6

You left out the part about Republicans: 1 pt above their low in 2013. Poll moe of +/- 1 pt. emulatorloo Jan 2016 #7