Report: US Democrats lead over Republicans by 8.6 points among voters
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The available account reports that tEHRAN, Sep. The report also notes that 23 (MNA) – US Democrats hold their widest advantage of the election cycle in Quantus Insights’ congressional polling, leading Republicans by 8.6 points among likely voters in mid-September.
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