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Rasmussen Poll: Dems Have 3-Point Lead Generic Congressional Ballot

A new Rasmussen poll for the week ending September 22 shows Democrats have their biggest lead on the Generic Congressional Ballot since mid-April. If mid-term elections were held today, 40% of Likely U.S. Voters would vote for the Democrat in their district’s congressional race, while 37% would choose the Republican instead.

The two parties were tied for the previous two weeks. This is the first time since early August that either party has hit the 40% mark and is also the largest gap between the two parties since the GOP posted a three-point lead at that time. For most of the summer, both sides have earned less than 40% support.

DATE DEM GOP
09-22-13 40% 37%
09-15-13 38% 38%
09-08-13 39% 39%
09-01-13 39% 37%
08-25-13 38% 39%
08-18-13 38% 38%
08-11-13 39% 39%
08-04-13 38% 41%
07-28-13 39% 38%
07-21-13 40% 38%
07-14-13 38% 39%
07-07-13 39% 40%
06-30-13 38% 39%
06-23-13 40% 39%
06-16-13 39% 39%
06-09-13 40% 38%
06-02-13 40% 40%
05-26-13 41% 39%
05-19-13 39% 40%
05-11-13 40% 38%
05-05-13 40% 38%
04-28-13 39% 40%
04-21-13 41% 39%
04-14-13 42% 38%
04-07-13 41% 38%
03-31-13 44% 37%
03-24-13 43% 38%
03-17-13 43% 38%
03-10-13 43% 40%
03-03-13 43% 40%
02-24-13 43% 38%
02-17-13 43% 37%
02-10-13 42% 39%
02-03-13 44% 38%
01-27-13 45% 37%
01-20-13 44% 39%
01-13-13 43% 37%
01-06-13 44% 38%
For complete Generic Ballot history, Click Here.

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Rich, the People's Pundit, is the Data Journalism Editor at PPD and Director of the PPD Election Projection Model. He is also the Director of Big Data Poll, and author of "Our Virtuous Republic: The Forgotten Clause in the American Social Contract."

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