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Democrats Lead by 10 Points in New Poll

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Democrats lead Republicans by ten points in the latest Emerson College poll, with fifty percent to forty percent support. Hispanics, women, and independents are key groups driving this advantage. Trumps approval rating stands at forty percent, with a significant disapproval rating. He faces challenges with Hispanics, economy, foreign policy, and immigration. The poll, conducted April 24-26, has a three percent margin of error.

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Democrats Lead by 10 Points in New Poll

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US News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Democrats Lead by 10 Points in New Poll. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 29th. I'm Cory with the story. This is US News today, driven by AI and built for America. Democrats are holding a solid 10-point edge on the generic congressional ballot, leading Republicans 50% to 40% in a fresh. Emerson College poll dropped this week. 10% of folks are still on the fence, keeping things interesting as midterms heat up. That damn strength comes from big gains with key groups. Hispanics backing them 61-26 for a 35-point blowout, women at. 55-34 with a 21-point win and independence 50-31 up 19 points. Trump's approval sits at just 40% among likely voters, with 56% disapproving, a 2-point drop in approval and 5-point jump. In thumbs down since March, he's especially struggling with Hispanics 70% disapprove versus 29-approved. Voters are sour on his handling of big issues too. Economy at 56% disapprove to 38. Approve foreign policy 54-2.

39. An immigration 53-43. This survey ran April 24th through 26th, with a 3% margin of error. Weighted to match since his data painting, a clear. Snapshot of shifting wins before the next big political moves.

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