New poll results released on
Friday afternoon indicated that this year's U.S. congressional race
remains tight, with registered voters almost evenly divided between
Democrats and Republicans.
The USA Today/Gallup poll, conducted between Sept. 24 and 27,
found 47 percent of registered voters prefer Democrats and 46
percent prefer Republicans.
Gallup said that the result essentially duplicates what it found
in another poll in late August, showing Congressional vote choices
have been close during the 2012 campaign, with neither party able to
establish a consistent advantage.
One third of the U.S. Senate will be on the ballot in this year's general election, while all of the House members are up for
election.
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Dems, GOP Neck and Neck in Congressional Races
Oct. 8, 2012
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Source: Copyright Xinhua News Agency - CEIS 2012
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