And it’s not the only poll illustrating the diminishing relative appeal of Republicans. Results of a CNN/SSRS survey released in late July showed Democrats lead Republicans by 8 points on a generic congressional ballot. By May, Democrats widened that lead by 2 percentage points, and by July, the gap widened by another 2 points to 53% for Democrats and 42% for the GOP. An Economist/YouGov poll in late July showed Democrats with a 4-point advantage over Republicans, up from 3 points in March. The post Democrats Lead Republicans in Polls Three Months Ahead of Midterms appeared first on TIME.