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AlphaCentauri Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu May-13-10 10:00 AM
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Democrats Could 'Absolutely' Lose Majority Control in Congress, Some Strategists Say
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Source: ABC

Democrats, especially incumbents, could be in for a very tough fight in November's midterm elections as Americans increasingly switch their support to the Republican Party, according to a new poll.

A Wall Street Journal/NBC poll released today found that voters were split over which party they preferred to have a majority in Congress, with 44 percent favoring Democrats and 44 percent Republicans; 12 percent said they weren't sure. But 56 percent of those Americans who said they were most interested in the midterm elections supported Republicans, and 36 percent backed Democrats, "the highest gap all year on that question," according to the poll.





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