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A new poll finds Democrats are now slightly ahead of Republicans on the economy, their first edge in almost ten years.
The Reuters–Ipsos poll, released on Aug. 3, shows 37 percent of U.S. voters prefer Democrats’ handling of the economy, edging out the 36 percent who favor Republicans on the issue. Another 27 percent remain unsure.
Three months ahead of the midterm elections, lawmakers said this could spell trouble for the GOP.
“It’s always the economy. You win when it’s good, and you lose when it’s not. It’s just the way this world works,” Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.), who is not seeking reelection this year, told The Epoch Times….
The Reuters–Ipsos poll, released on Aug. 3, shows 37 percent of U.S. voters prefer Democrats’ handling of the economy, edging out the 36 percent who favor Republicans on the issue. Another 27 percent remain unsure.
Three months ahead of the midterm elections, lawmakers said this could spell trouble for the GOP.
“It’s always the economy. You win when it’s good, and you lose when it’s not. It’s just the way this world works,” Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.), who is not seeking reelection this year, told The Epoch Times….
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