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PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
2008?
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You're right, I didn't notice the date.
Here's a current Rasmussen report.
In May, the number of Republicans in the country increased to its highest level so far this year.
Now, 35.6% of American Adults consider themselves to be Republicans, up from 34.8% in April.
The number calling themselves Republicans peaked most recently last December at 37.0% but began to decline after that.
The number calling themselves Democrats increased slightly from 33.5% in April to 34.0% last month.
Democrats hit a recent high of 36.3% last October just before the midterm elections.
After four straight months of increases, voters who say they are not affiliated with either party fell back to 30.4% in May from 31.7% the month before.
For Republicans, the peak was way back in September 2004 at 37.3%. Since then, until recent months, the number of Republicans has generally stayed between 31% and 34% of the nation’s adults.
Keep in mind that figures reported in this article are for all Adults, not Likely Voters.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/mood_of_america/partisan_trends
Here's a current Rasmussen report.
In May, the number of Republicans in the country increased to its highest level so far this year.
Now, 35.6% of American Adults consider themselves to be Republicans, up from 34.8% in April.
The number calling themselves Republicans peaked most recently last December at 37.0% but began to decline after that.
The number calling themselves Democrats increased slightly from 33.5% in April to 34.0% last month.
Democrats hit a recent high of 36.3% last October just before the midterm elections.
After four straight months of increases, voters who say they are not affiliated with either party fell back to 30.4% in May from 31.7% the month before.
For Republicans, the peak was way back in September 2004 at 37.3%. Since then, until recent months, the number of Republicans has generally stayed between 31% and 34% of the nation’s adults.
Keep in mind that figures reported in this article are for all Adults, not Likely Voters.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/mood_of_america/partisan_trends
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
so basically, you aren't smiling as much as you thought.......
Rationalist
Hail Voltaire
The Democratic Party is larger than the GOP as far as actual voter registration is concerned - it's been that way for many decades. That's because conservatives are more likely to be independent and capable of thinking for themselves.
christiefan915
Catalyst
I don't see a lot of independent thinking from the rightest of righties on this forum (and I don't mean you).
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On the other hand, I hear Obama has a billion on hand to ensure the defeat of the eventual GOP loser.
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
I don't know why he would have to spend anything.....everyone loves him and is looking forward to their opportunity to vote for him again.......