More Polls Show Dems Down — Perhaps By Double Digits

Sen. Minority Leader John Boehner (R-OH), House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and President Barack Obama
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A pair of new polls this morning confirms what basically every other major public poll has been saying for some time: Democrats are poised for a poor showing in tomorrow’s election.

Gallup, whose numbers have bounced around significantly this cycle, now gives the GOP a 15-point lead on their congressional generic ballot, 55-40.

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Less dramatically, a Wall Street Journal/NBC poll (PDF) of likely voters gives Republicans a six-point lead in a generic contest between Republicans and Democrats, 49-43.

Pew yesterday released their final election season poll, giving the GOP a 48-42 lead over the incumbent Democrats.

The TPM Poll Average gives Republicans a 49.2-42.8 lead going into Tuesday’s election.

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