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The Republicans are now 4 points ahead on the generic ballot. Only 33% of Americans feel the country is headed in the right direction. Only 36% believe the stimulus has helped the economy. Opposition to Obamacare hits new high of 56%. 66% are angry at government policies.
Upcoming 2009 New Jersey Governor races sees Republican up 7 points over Democrat incumbent.
2010 Iowa Governor Race sees the Republican up over the incumbent Democrat by 20%.
2010 Iowa Senate race sees Republican up by 26% over Democrat challenger.
2010 Colorado Senate race sees Republican up by nearly 10% over Democrat challenger.
2010 Connecticut Senate race sees long time incumbent Chris Dodd down over points to his Republican challengers.
2010 Nevada Senate race sees Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid trailing his Republican challenger by ten points.
2010 New Hampshire Senate race sees Republican ahead of Democrat candidate by nearly 10 points.
Yes, 2010, with an assist from 2009 outcomes, is definitely in play.
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Upcoming 2009 New Jersey Governor races sees Republican up 7 points over Democrat incumbent.
2010 Iowa Governor Race sees the Republican up over the incumbent Democrat by 20%.
2010 Iowa Senate race sees Republican up by 26% over Democrat challenger.
2010 Colorado Senate race sees Republican up by nearly 10% over Democrat challenger.
2010 Connecticut Senate race sees long time incumbent Chris Dodd down over points to his Republican challengers.
2010 Nevada Senate race sees Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid trailing his Republican challenger by ten points.
2010 New Hampshire Senate race sees Republican ahead of Democrat candidate by nearly 10 points.
Yes, 2010, with an assist from 2009 outcomes, is definitely in play.
Rasmussen Reports: The Most Comprehensive Public Opinion Data Anywhere