2022 polling favors GOP

 Rick Moran:

The CBS Battleground Poll shows that Republicans have stopped a two-month slide and have stabilized their position while the Democrats have stalled out.

The CBS poll translates numbers into Congressional seats, and today’s numbers three weeks out from Election Day show 224 seats for the Republicans and 211 for the Democrats. But individual races are beginning to swing toward the GOP, so we can expect that number of seats to climb substantially. The Republicans are on the cusp of a wave election if they can win an additional 7-10 races.

What’s now driving the electorate are issues that radically favor the GOP: the economy and inflation. Republicans have a huge lead over Democrats on those issues, and inflation is the number one issue that people are concerned about.
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Indeed, 48% of voters blame Democrats for high prices — not an insignificant number. And specifically, voters blame Joe Biden, with 71% believing Biden is ” a lot” or “somewhat” responsible, while only 28% say he’s “a little” or “not at all” to blame.

For Democrats it’s abortion — wall to wall, start to finish. They have apparently topped out their support, and it won’t help them any more than it already has.
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There are good reasons to believe the Republicans have a shot at controlling Congress in not only the House but also the Senate. 

See, also:

Democrats Are Shocked That Latino Voters Don't Like Socialism

And:

 Only 33% would vote to reelect Biden if presidential election was held today: poll

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