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With less than a month until the midterms, polling data suggests Democrats hold a significant advantage, yet experts warn that historical underestimation of Republican support creates a critical margin of error that could determine congressional control.
The uncertainty centers on whether recent surveys accurately capture the intent of voters who have historically been difficult to reach, particularly in competitive states.
Current averages paint a specific picture of the race. In the House, the RealClearPolling generic congressional ballot average shows Democrats leading Republicans 49.8% to 41.9%.
The Cook Political Report projects Democrats will gain nine to 19 seats, a range sufficient to secure a narrow majority.
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