The April Rasmussen Trust numbers.

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http://www.redstate.com/moe_lane/2010/0 ... t-numbers/

I’ve been trying to do this post for a few days (Rasmussen usually puts these numbers up before it does a formal article). Short version: eight out of ten for the GOP, but the Democrats made up lost territory across the board.
Apr-10 Mar-10
Issue Dem GOP Diff Dem GOP Diff Shift
Health Care 41% 48% (7) 37% 53% (16) 9
Education 43% 39% 4 40% 43% (3) 7
Social Security 40% 42% (2) 36% 48% (12) 10
Abortion 40% 42% (2) 32% 47% (15) 13
Economy 39% 43% (4) 37% 49% (12) 8
Taxes 36% 51% (15) 34% 52% (18) 3
Iraq 41% 44% (3) 39% 47% (8) 5
Nat’l Security 40% 42% (2) 36% 51% (15) 13
Gov’t Ethics 34% 30% 4 35% 33% 2 2
Immigration 38% 41% (3) 34% 47% (13) 10


For those wondering how this looks in general: compared to last year, pretty good.
April-10 May-09
Issue Dem GOP Diff Dem GOP Diff Shift
Health Care 41% 48% (7) 53% 35% 18 (25)

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Looks like the anti-Obama backlash is gaining momentum. It will be interesting to see how things develop with elections at the end of the year.

Can Obama turn things around or will this anti-Obama movement continue to gain momentum?