New York Times Poll Shows Bleak Outlook For Democrats Less Than A Month Before Election Day

Republican candidates for the House and Senate have overtaken Democrats on the generic ballot, driven by increased anxiety over the economy, according to the latest New York Times/Sienna Group survey.

The survey showed Republicans with the support of 49% of likely voters, compared to 45% for Democrats. This is a reversal of September’s data, which showed Democrats with a 1% advantage.

The increase was driven primarily by polling on the economy and inflation, which 44% of respondents ranked as the most important problem facing the country today, and where voters favored Republicans by a two-to-one margin. In September’s edition of the survey, just 36% of voters ranked the economy and inflation as their top issue.

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You step back and look at what the Biden administration has done, who they’ve pandered and reached out to, hoping these entities would be helpful for them. The reality is people see this and question the decisions to put people such as this woman with her very racist anti/ white views in the Government, supposedly a government that supports “ Civil

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