Poll Watch: Generic Congressional Ballot Now TIED Between GOP and Democrats

This is what the latest NPR poll says.

But when asked whether they’d vote for the Republican or Democratic congressional candidate if the 2010 elections were held today, the result was a tie: 42-42.

“There’s concern about the spending plans and other paths that Obama and Democrats in Congress are taking, so I think you’re seeing a little bit more move toward a balance,” Bolger said. “People still want the president to succeed. He’s got a 59 percent approval rating. He has a lot of intensity, particularly from his base. But that doesn’t mean that people want one side to have a blank check.”

Obviously, the American public is not happy with the Democrat’s dominance. But, the poll points out the dominance of the Democrats on a number of issues.

There is some hope for the GOP – but still a long way to come back.