Posted on 10/18/2010 2:08:43 PM PDT by Tennessean4Bush
PRINCETON, NJ -- Gallup's tracking of the generic ballot for Congress finds Republicans leading Democrats by 5 percentage points among registered voters, 48% to 43%, and by 11- and 17-point margins among likely voters, depending on turnout. This is the third consecutive week the Republicans have led on the measure among registered voters, after two weeks in September when the parties were about tied.
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I’d encourage everybody who is able, to vote early just in case then focus on getting additional friends and family to the polls and perhaps even early voting. Rest assured the nonworking families are doing all they can on the other side.
‘No, there is no ‘maybe not’, it is happening as we speak.’
I’m not saying it won’t be happening in actuality. I’m saying we may not see the polls about it.
Contact the local republican party. They will have election watch party.
I don’t like the official Republican parties. I prefer the tea party events or some of local non-party Republican groups (Politics on the Rocks and Professional Republicans).
Maybe 100 seat win in house and 52 in Senate!!!!!”
Historically, that is precisely what would happen. Of course history is not destiny...but it is a guide.
And these numbers will translate into just exactly that level of blowout.
That’s what I’m talkin about!
Can someone please provide a comprehensive list of neck-and-neck races Republicans have a chance of winning?
People have waiting two years to vote, and they are going to vote!
These are some of the races where many small contributions may make a HUGE difference:
New York 20th Chris Gibson
Mass 10th Jeff Perry
Illinois 17th Bobby Schiling
Pennsylvania 10th Tom Marino
Virginia 9th Morgan Griffith
Oregon 5th Scott Bruun
Ohio 6th Johnson
This is based on internal GOP polling. No idea if these are RINOs or not.
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