Congressional poll

[SammyBlue]

Check this out.

Apparently, people are turning away from the GOP, for what the polls are worth.

Here's something good at the middle of the page.

Pew Research Center for the People & the Press survey conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International. Sept. 8-11, 2005. N=1,279 registered voters nationwide.

"If the 2006 elections for U.S. Congress were being held TODAY, would you vote for the Republican Party's candidate or the Democratic Party's candidate for Congress in your district?" If other/unsure: "As of TODAY, do you LEAN more to the Republican or the Democrat?"

DEMOGRPAHIC-------------------GOP----DEMO----Other
ALL-----------------------------40------52------8
Men-----------------------------42------48------10
Women--------------------------38------55------7
Under 30------------------------39------57------4
30-49---------------------------41------51------8
50-64---------------------------42------50------8
65 & older-----------------------36------52-----12
Republicans----------------------89------8------3
Democrats-----------------------3-------96------1
Independents-----------------27------55------18
Married-------------------------49------43------8
Unmarried-----------------------28------64------8

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[damntexdem]

6. DINOs!

Or lying. Or both.

[LiberalEsto]

7. 3%= Joe Lieberman, Zell Miller, etc.

Who else?

[alfredo]

2. Kick. That looks good. the married families will come around

as the bush junta continues their assault on the middle class.

[movonne]

4. Does that say that you are smarter when you are unmarried???

[alfredo]

5. It could be.

[NoBushSpokenHere]

3. Ah Ha! We need to encourage more people to divorce n/t

[garybeck]

8. too bad Diebold is counting the votes in secret

voting is only half the battle.

counting the votes properly is the other half.

we're half way there.

is everyone here doing something to make sure their votes are counted properly?

[Behind the Aegis]

9. Interesting

11% of Rethugs would vote for anyone other than Rethugs, vs. the 4% of Democrats that would jump the fence.