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DDHQ poll reveals Americans' urgent issues ahead of midterms

Among preferred party polling, the Democratic Party received 49% of the vote, compared to 42% for the Republican Party.

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NewsNation· Oct 13, 11:47 PMDDHQ poll reveals Americans' urgent issues ahead of midterms

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The big unknown behind Democrats' polling leadsPoll after poll spells trouble for GOP candidates — in purple states and deep-red ones alike — but while Democrats see a blue wave coming, some Republicans see a polling mirage. Why it matters: Pollsters worry they're flying partly blind. Even a modest polling error could mean the difference between Republicans retaining control of Congress and President…

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