strategy and research | January 31, 2008
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Democracy Corps and Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research recently conducted a large scale survey of 1,850 likely voters in the 40 most competitive Republican-held congressional districts that shows Democrats have an historic opportunity to challenge deep into Republican territory. The Democrats have a more positive image than the Republicans across these 40 Republican districts where the race between the named Republican incumbent and Democratic challenger is now even.
In their latest strategy memo, Stan Greenberg, James Carville, and Ana Iparraguirre comprehensively examine the state of the congressional race across the various types of districts in the Republican battleground, offering a path to think expansively in this change election.
As President Bush gave his last State of the Union address to Congress, Democracy Corps and Greenberg Quinlan Research conducted a large scale survey in the Republican battleground – the most competitive 40 Republican-held House seats. Democrats have an historic opportunity to contest deep into Republican territory. They are already well ahead of 2006 and even more voters seem open to voting Democratic.
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