34% of registered voters are committed to vote GOP.
44% of registered voters are committed to vote Democrat.
The remainder, 22% are independent/swing. (moderate)
The elections in ‘06 pretty much illustrated the trend pointed out in this poll. The margin of victory for the Dems, was around 10%. The same margin exists in this poll.
But the proof will still be revealed in the coming months. The isolated opinions expressed on this forum, are still way off the chart in regards to mainstream America. The polls consistently support that theory.
Yep, that’s pretty bad polling, and it shows that the strategy of 2006 of running away from conservatism did NOT bring people to the party.
And it shows that Rudy has NO COATTAILS. Rudy is supposedly the savior, the consumate cross-over candidate that will entice people back to republicans.
Well, he’s got the most name recognition, he’s leading in the polls, he “beats hillary” in polls, and what has he done for republicans?
Given us polls that show that fewer people than ever plan to vote republican (except apparently for Rudy).
We need a candidate who, when he speaks, espouses conservative principles that will lead people back to what is right, and bring voters back to the party of principle, the party with the ideas that work, the party that will keep government off your back, keep your money in your own pocket, protect innovation, liberty, freedom, and the life of all people, born and pre-born.
Rudy gives no voter a reason to “vote republican”, since he isn’t very republican.