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As Dorgan Prepares To Vote For Democrats' Health Care Bill, Polls Show North Dakotans Oppose The Legislation

Friday, 20 November 2009 16:49

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New polling data today from Zogby shows only 28 percent of likely North Dakota voters support the Democrats’ health care bill, while a full 62 percent oppose it. It also indicates that 40 percent of North Dakota voters are LESS LIKELY to vote for Byron Dorgan in 2010 should he support the Democrats’ health care legislation. In response the NRSC released this statement:

"Over the course of his quarter century in Washington, Byron Dorgan long ago lost touch with the people of North Dakota, and his vote tomorrow night for the Democrats’ government-run health care plan is just the latest example. Dorgan’s support of a $2.5 trillion boondoggle that is deeply unpopular with his constituents will be a major issue as he attempts to convince North Dakotans that he still represents their priorities and interests after nearly 30 years inside the Beltway." - Colin Reed, NRSC Spokesman