A new poll suggests Democrats hold a significant lead in voter preference for controlling the House in the upcoming midterms, with over half of registered voters backing their victory. The Quinnipiac University survey indicates a 12-point gap between the two parties, reflecting stronger support for Democratic candidates among respondents. The findings highlight a potential shift in momentum ahead of the election, though the race remains competitive. Voters’ stated preferences could influence campaign strategies as both parties push for key seats.
Republicans are behind Democrats by 12 points in the midterms battle for the House, according to a new survey. In the Quinnipiac University poll, 51 percent of registered voter respondents said if it was Election Day that day, they wanted Democrats to lock down the majority in the House, while 39 percent said they wanted...
