AOL: Are Republican's Losing Control? Poll that will shock and astound

Check out these poll results:

http://news.aol.com/elections/dailypulse/101006/_a/how-will-you-vote/20061010112009990001?ncid=NWS00010000000001

Which party's candidate do you plan to vote for in the House?
Democratic 61%
Republican 35%
Neither 3%
Total Votes: 243,564

Which party's candidate do you plan to vote for in the Senate?
Democratic 61%
Republican 35%
Neither 4%
Total Votes: 242,861

Who will end up controlling the House?
Democrats 67%
Republicans 33%
Total Votes: 231,585

Who will end up controlling the Senate?
Democrats 62%
Republicans 38%
Total Votes: 231,717

Will Bush's performance be a factor in your vote?
Yes 72%
No 28%
Total Votes: 169,772

Which party does Bush help more?
Democratic 58%
Republican 42%
Total Votes: 168,233

more polls at the link

AOL, the worm has turned.

:o

just about time for a major shit storm to hit.

:hide:

:scared:

donno if imageshack would handle it tho...

The shit is about to hit the fan.

The rest of the world can vote too. I just don't want people to get lazy and think they can sit out voting. Every single one of us needs to get everyone we know to vote next month.

AOL is a social barometer and its very interesting that the polls are finally turing there...

show up at DU either. EVERYBODY HAS GOT TO VOTE so it won't even be close enough to steal.

They are too prone to ballot stuffing.

You are better off guaging people's attitudes in the upcoming races by monitoring electoral-vote.com, in my opinion.

Electoral-vote.com, eh? Sounds like a good site to bookmark and keep an eye on ... I'll check it out.

Online polls might be of some interest and mildly amusing, but we here at DU know full well that they are often "stuffed" by BOTH sides. We've DU'd enough of them that were being freeped to understand how that works.

In a way, I'm a bit surprised that news outlets and other groups keep putting up these polls since you'd think they are also fully aware that the responses they get could be very misleading. Or maybe that IS their purpose?....
:dilemma:

I want to think that people will triumph over the machine. Here's to us winning on Novemeber 7th.

The worm has turned.

:evilgrin:

The best thing we can do, is to help in Gov. Dean's get out the vote effort.I'm retired, but I can drive and call people to remind them. Volunteer people these are crap unless everyone votes. My area is pretty blue, but I would sure like to see Pete King go down.

How are they gonna steal THIS one?

If so, it probably doesn't mean much.

The place is crawling with Republicans.

4 weeks to go.

No rest for the weary.

No overconfidence.

;)

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Holy shit! :crazy:

If the election were held today, whom would you vote for in the U.S. Senate race to represent Ohio?

55.1%
Sherrod Brown
42.4%
Mike DeWine
2.0%
Neither. I will skip that race.
| 0.5%
Don't ask me. I don't vote.


Total Votes: 3269



Which party's candidate do you plan to vote for in the Senate?
Democratic 62%
Republican 34%
Neither 4%
Total Votes: 278,341
Note on Poll Results



Who will end up controlling the House?
Democrats 67%
Republicans 33%
Total Votes: 265,645
Note on Poll Results



Who will end up controlling the Senate?
Democrats 62%
Republicans 38%
Total Votes: 265,748
Note on Poll Results


Who would do a better job handling the war in Iraq?
Democrats 64%
Republicans 36%
Total Votes: 236,439
Note on Poll Results


Who would do a better job handling national security?
Democrats 65%
Republicans 35%
Total Votes: 133,238



Who would do a better job handling the economy?
Democrats 68%
Republicans 32%
Total Votes: 130,322



Who would do a better job handling health care?
Democrats 72%
Republicans 28%
Total Votes: 128,211
Note on Poll Results

nada

Wow....I'm pleasantly surprised, an AOL poll, no less. :thumbsup: