[CindyLavender]

CNN: http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com...tle-for-house/

According to a CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey released Tuesday, the Democrats have a four-point margin over the Republicans in the battle for control of Congress. The poll indicates that 50 percent registered voters say if the election for Congress was held today, they would vote for the Democrat in their district, with 46 percent saying they would cast a ballot for the Republican in their district. The Democrats' four-point margin is within the poll's sampling error.

The GOP won 63 seats in last year's midterm elections, taking back control of the House for the first time in four years. CNN's last poll conducted before the midterms indicated the Republicans had a six-point advantage over the Democrats.

GOP victories in 2010 were due to some major historical shifts. More women voted for Republican candidates than Democratic candidates in 2010 for the first time since exit polling began in the early 1970s. Voters who never attended college - generally considered to be the bulk of the blue-collar vote - voted Republican in House races for the first time since 1994. And 56 percent of independents voted Republican in 2010, the highest that figure has ever been in exit polls.

"Now the Democrats are seeing some of their natural constituencies coming home," says CNN Polling Director Keating Holland. "In the latest generic ballot, Democrats have a ten-point lead among women, and a nine-point lead among voters who never attended college. But the Republicans still have a plurality of the Independent voters, 47 percent to 43 percent."

The poll also indicates a geographic split that may favor the Democrats, with Democratic candidates pulling a majority in the Northeast, Midwest and West. Republicans win a majority in the generic ballot only in the South.

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I just cannot wait for 2012, especially in Florida. I have to tell you, people are royally pissed off in this state, and we may see a blood bath for this Republican-controlled legislature. Waiting for the new polls after the close of the first legislative session. If Gov. Scott's numbers aren't even further in the toilet, I'll be very surprised. We can't unseat him, but we can sure cut off his executive balls, so to speak.

[jeargefef]

I just cannot wait for 2012, especially in Florida. I have to tell you, people are royally pissed off in this state, and we may see a blood bath for this Republican-controlled legislature. Waiting for the new polls after the close of the first legislative session. If Gov. Scott's numbers aren't even further in the toilet, I'll be very surprised. We can't unseat him, but we can sure cut off his executive balls, so to speak.

Your right, the guys I spoke with last week who live in Florida basically said exactly that, they are all so angry at the Governor and the Republican's over all.