[justiceseeker93]

I heard most of your posted article read by Mark Levin on his radio show Thursday. It's good to remind people that Zogby in particular does not have a particularly good track record in forecasting mid-term elections, not at least in 2002. Could it be because Zogby's brother is a highly-placed Democratic Party official?

For what it's worth, though, Zogby - now polling as a partner of The Wall Street Journal - came out with a summary of his recent Senate polling only Thursday, which largely contradicts what we've been hearing from other MSM polling entities. If all current leaders were to hold onto their leads, according to Zogby himself, the GOP will wind up with 54 Senate seats in the next Congress - a net loss of only one.

[monkeyshine]

And the Democrats will lose one, to Leiberman. That'll make it 54-44-2. Bad new for Democrats, 10 seats behind in the Senate.