In a generic congressional poll, the NPR/PBS News/Marist poll found Democrats beating the GOP by eight points, 52 to 44 percent, but the internals show that Republicans are closing the enthusiasm gap.
\n\n“While 98 percent of Democratic likely voters said they would vote for their party’s candidate, only 81 percent believed that candidate would win, a 17-point gap,” reports the Daily Mail. “Among Republicans, the difference between intending to vote for their candidate and expecting them to win was smaller, at 10 points.”
\n\nHere’s where MAGA appears to hold a serious edge: “Just 42 percent of likely voters under 45 said they were ‘very enthusiastic’ about voting.” Additionally, only 53 percent of non-whites and 56 percent of college-educated white women — two key Democrat coalitions — said they were very enthusiastic.
\n\nHowever, 68 percent of MAGA voters told the pollster they were very enthusiastic.
\n\n“Last month, 42 percent of Democrats said they were following the election very closely, compared with just 34 percent of Republicans,” adds the Daily Mail. “The latest poll put the figures at 46 percent for Democrats and 45 percent for Republicans.”
\n\nNo one knows what’s going to happen next week. The primary reason no one knows…
Original source: https://breitbart.com/
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