From the ArcaMax Publishing, Politics Newsletter:
http://www.arcamax.com/news/politics/s-370809-956613
PRINCETON, N.J. (UPI) -- Democrats are in good position to keep their
majority in Congress during the U.S. general election in November, a
Gallup Poll indicates.
Among registered voters, Democrats lead Republicans 51 percent to 40
percent in party preferences for Congress, the poll released Monday
indicated. Among likely voters the lead is 52 percent to 41 percent.
The Democrats' 11-point advantage among registered voters is less than
what Gallup found in mid-February, when Democrats led the GOP 55
percent to 40 percent, but it is still a comfortable margin, the
Princeton, N.J., polling agency said. The percentages were based on
Gallup's generic question to respondents that asked which party's
candidate they would vote for in their congressional district if the
election were today.
Results are based on telephone interviews June 15-19 with 1,625
adults. Results based on the total sample has a margin of error of 3
percentage points. Results of 1,460 registered voters have the
sampling error of 3 percentage points. Results from the 1,310 survey
of likely voters have sampling error of 3 percentage points.