GOP Congressional Lead Now at 7 Points

Rasmussen ^ | 10/14/2022 | Rasmussen

[TexasFreeper2009]

If it is even half of that, we are going to easily sweep the midterms.

[hinckley buzzard]

With these sentiments, plus the history of midterm outcomes backing them up: If the red wave does not happen then it’s game over. Time to decamp.

[Michael.SF.]

I watch the trends in the RCP polling averages pretty closely. I have not seen one race where the trending is favorable to the DemonRat candidate.

[Signalman]

Of course, this is assuming there will be an honest election.

[entropy12]

Only if we do nto get complacent. Must bother to vote.

[entropy12]

I can’t remember any election in 100 years which was graud free.
That is why must vote in larger numbers than margin of fraud.

[Cobra64]

People forget about VOTER FRAUD.

[JLAGRAYFOX]

The American Voter has only two choices Vote Trump/GOP or vote for Democrat. fake, illegal, criminal, POTUS, Joe Biden and his Democrat :Hate America: cohorts!!!

Actually, the American voter only has one choice and it is called MAGA...”Make America Great Again”!!!

Our once great country is a mess, a failure, in just two years of Democrat destruction of this great Republic!! Any American voter that votes for any Democrat is casting their vote to destroy the American Nation Republic and all it’s freedom, liberty, opportunities and equality!!!

Americans...you got one choice....that is all you have. Either you politically destroy the Democrat Party totally, or, your destroy yourselves, your families, your future!!!

[Regulator]

Gas now as high as $8/gal in LA

Let’s go Brandon...you moron

[Czech_Occidentalist]

Republicans now hold strong majorities among both government employees and retirees, while private sector workers are almost evenly divided, with 44% for Democrats and 43% for Republicans.

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This looks strange. Why would government employees be more likely to vote Republican than private sector empoyees?

[clearcarbon]

"The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that, if the elections for Congress were held today, 48% of Likely U.S. Voters would vote for the Republican candidate, while 41% would vote for the Democrat."

I thought Republicans don't do polls. Has something changed?

[Czech_Occidentalist]

...private sector employees?

[SaxxonWoods]

“Gas now as high as $8/gal in LA”

Don’t know why anyone would pay that when there are multiple stations in LA at $5.35, just looked them up.

[SamAdams76]

Polling just coming back to reality. They have to stay relevant for the next election cycle so they could not maintain the illusion of a "horse race" for too much longer.

Republicans will sweep both houses this November outside of voter fraud. This feckless and illegitimate administration makes Jimmy Carter look like Winston Churchill.

[MtnClimber]

With the sorry performance of the democRATs, these polls don’t say much about the intelligence of almost half of the population.

[PGR88]

This looks strange. Why would government employees be more likely to vote Republican than private sector empoyees?

Yes, its almost impossible to believe. Government employees are the base of Leftist power, and they fund and control the even worse storm-troopers of the Left.

[Oscar in Batangas]

Perhaps it is because the poll included local state and federal employees not just Federal?

[Dan in Wichita]

Nobody is forgetting about voter fraud. It’s mentioned on every election thread.

[Signalman]

This is interesting:

The so-called “gender gap” has widened in the latest findings, with men (53%) now 10 points more likely than women voters (43%) to prefer Republican congressional candidates. The gap was two points last week.

Even though the male/female gap has increased, with 10pts seperating men to women preferring the GOP, the overall lead for the GOP increased.