Quinnipiac Poll Signals 11-Point Dem Lead for House Control
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A Quinnipiac national poll shows Democrats ahead of Republicans by 11 points to control the U.S. House (49% vs. 38%, with 13% undecided) as midterm voting nears. President Trump’s overall job approval sits at 33% with 59% disapproval, and his handling of major issues—immigration, foreign policy, Iran, Russia-Ukraine, and Canada trade—registers broadly negative, with several measures at or near all-time lows in this poll. The survey of 970 registered voters was conducted Sept. 3–6 with a ±3.9-point margin of error.
- Voters Favor Dems Over GOP By 11 Points For Control Of U.S. House, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; Trump's Handling Of Canada Trade, Iran & Russia - Ukraine War All Below 30% poll.qu.edu
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