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« Dems Gaining in Senate Races, Party Preference | Main | Poll Report on Congressional Approval Distorts Reality »

Rural Voters Give Dems Edge

Greenberg Quinlan Rosner's e-alert brings this good news about Dem inroads into one of the GOP's more supportive constituencies:

Rural voters deliver a narrow plurality to a generic Democratic candidate for President: 46 - 43 percent. In contrast, President Bush won the rural vote in 2004 by 19 points. At the Congressional level, voters prefer Democrats in named trial heats 46 - 44 percent.

For more details, see this just-released bipartisan poll of LVs.

Posted by staff on June 12, 2007 05:49 PM

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