Evidence is mounting that adopting Obamacare over sustained and vocal public opposition to government-run health care could lead to an electoral catastrophe for Democrats, as they fall 10 points behind Republicans in Rasmussen’s generic congressional ballot survey.
The survey measures which party candidate for Congress voters intend to vote for in the November congressional election.
Rasmussen notes that: “The two parties were very close on the Generic Ballot throughout the spring of 2009, but in late June – around the same time Democrats began their campaign for health care reform — Republicans pulled ahead for good.”
If the GOP still has a double digit lead come November, the party will regain control of both houses of Congress with significant majorities.
