Republicans lead Democrats on a generic ballot with key demographic groups: independents, Latinos, and parents with children under age 18.
that Republicans have a three-point lead on a generic ballot. Of the 1,162 registered voters who participated in the survey, 47 percent said they would pick the unnamed Republican when asked which candidate they would support if the election was held “today.”
The poll revealed that Republicans lead with key demographic groups, such as independents, Latinos, and parents with children under 18. With Latino respondents, over half said they would vote for the Republican and 39 percent said they would vote for the Democrat. Only one percent chose “other,” and eight percent were unsure whom to vote for.
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