[John Jorsett]

Contrast this with:

G.O.P. is seen ahead by nose in House races
Frist confident that GOP will gain Senate control with next election
Republicans Lead in House Races - Barely
One Vote Away

[spetznaz]

Polls are usually not worth the paper they are written on ...however as i said no matter personal opinions of the veracity of this poll the fact still remains conservatives need to vote in droves! Not doing that because the poll may be 'fake' may be detrimental to republicans.

[EllaMinnow]

Here are the specs from the article:


IF THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS for U.S. Congress were held today, more registered voters say they would vote for the Democratic candidate (47 percent) than the Republican candidate (40 percent) in their district. Thirteen percent say the would vote for another party’s candidate or are undecided. That’s a turnabout from the NEWSWEEK poll taken just after President George W. Bush’s Sept. 12 speech on Iraq to the United Nations, when 43 percent said they would vote for the GOP candidate, vs. 41 percent fot he Democrat.


I say "ptoooey!"
I've never put much stock into generic congressional polls. Way too many variables.