Polls Say: Democrats Risk a Midterm Beating Over Obamacare
Democrats appear to be in no position to buck the midterm thumping the party in power power usually suffers at the polls.
Democrats appear to be in no position to buck the midterm thumping the party in power power usually suffers at the polls.
A look at what there is to learn politically about this now-established subculture
Polling Americans about the fate of Flight 370.
He seems to have an archaic great-man view of history, too.
Republicans may be unpopular, but Democrats also lose as a record number of Americans identify as political independents.
Probably won't be on a ballot until at least 2016
First time since 2001 more Americans think the war was a mistake than a good idea
Majority wants to normalize relations, even in Florida
Highest level of unfavorable sentiment since 1994
Nevertheless, voters support the law
22 percent had negative reaction
Lowest approval rating in Wyoming and West Virginia
Only 17 percent believe most members of Congress deserve to be re-elected
But believe the scandal will not help the governor's 2016 prospects
55 percent support legalization
Despite problems, the number has actually declined
Both of their scores have dropped since 2012
Most want American troops home before December 2014 deadline
Only 35 percent of those asked in the CNN/ORC International survey say they support the law
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