Democrats Hold Slim House Advantage in New Poll

A new Washington Post-Ipsos poll released on Saturday indicates that the Democratic Party maintains a narrow lead over Republicans in the race for control of the U.S. House of Representatives in the upcoming November elections. Among registered voters, 48 percent favor Democratic candidates, while 45 percent support Republican candidates, giving Democrats a 3-percentage-point advantage. The survey suggests that Democrats have a slight edge in their bid to retake the House majority, though the margin remains within the typical polling error range. The poll was conducted by The Hill's source and reflects current voter preferences ahead of the midterm elections.

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