Democrats solidify their lead in midterm elections matchup (POLL)....

[kyredneck]

....comments? Too early to mean anything?

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/demo...term-elections-matchup-poll/story?id=52488582

"Democrats have solidified their position in the November midterm elections in the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll, maintaining a 12-point lead among registered voters while improving to a wide 14-point advantage among likely voters in congressional preference.

Democrats typically lose support in the shift to likely voters, given lower turnout among their stalwart groups. That’s not the case now: Among those most likely to vote, 54 percent support the Democratic candidate in their congressional district, compared to 40 percent for the Republican.

This double-digit Democratic lead among likely voters compares with a dead heat in this group in early November. One factor: They’ve locked down their base, including party identifiers, women and minorities....."

 

[carpro]

Means absolutely nothing. The "polls" also convince them Hillary was going to win.

We all know how that turned out.

 

[777]

Well, especially this far out. And then they have 31-23-40 percent, Democrats-Republicans-independents? These generic ballots almost always mean nothing this early on.

However, I do believe the Democrats are way more motivated than the GOP, and they WILL pick up seats in the House, although it's not certain they will obtain a majority. The Senate, nope, too many Democrats running and in trouble already. But who knows, politics these days are more chaotic than ever?