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Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid

November is still a long way off, but if I were a Democrat, I'd be pretty spooked by this poll

Its results indicate that among likely voters in 60 battleground districts now represented by Democrats and ten now held by Republicans, likely voters prefer Republicans by an eight point margin.
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What's also interesting is that -- contrary to the "it's just anti-incumbent fever across the board" meme from the MSM -- voters in the Republican districts are much more satisfied with their incumbents than the voters who are represented by Democrats.

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