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Pew Research CenterMay 2, 2014
Midterm Election Indicators Daunting for Democrats

Jobs a Top Vote Priority for Democrats; GOP Voters More Likely to Cite Deficit

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Midterm Election Indicators Daunting for Democrats
5-5-14 Political Web graphic
Challenging Midterm Landscape for Democrats
Democratic Voters Less Likely to Say 2014 Ballot is a Vote “For Obama”
Most Want Next President to Offer Different Plans and Programs
Divide on Whether Obama’s Policies – or GOP Leaders’ – Would Boost Economy
Despite Falling Unemployment Rate, 65% Think Jobs Are Difficult to Find
49% Say Major Provisions of ACA Are ‘Here to Stay’
Congressional Vote Intentions
GOP Has 16-Point Lead among Independent Voters
Jobs a Top Vote Priority for Democrats; GOP Voters More Likely to Cite Deficit
Will Party Control of Congress Be a Factor in Your Vote?
In 2014, GOP Voters More Likely to View Control of Congress as a Factor in Vote
More Say Midterm Vote is a Vote ‘Against’ than ‘For’ Obama
Early Measures of President’s Impact on Midterm Voting Preferences
Views of the Health Care Law
Better Educated People More Likely to Believe ACA Probably Will Survive
Most Important Reason for ACA Disapproval: Too Much Government Involvement in Health Care
Most Important Reasons For ACA Approval: Coverage to Uninsured, Pre-Existing Conditions
More Confidence in Obama, Dems than GOP Leaders on Health Care Policy
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