New IL-10 Poll Shows Overwhelming Majority Doesn’t Think Bob Dold Deserves Reelection

The House Majority PAC today released a new Public Policy Polling (PPP) poll that shows Representative Bob Dold in serious jeopardy of losing reelection.

In Illinois’ newly redrawn 10th Congressional District, only 42% of voters would like to reelect Bob Dold, while 50% would prefer someone else. Just 35% have a favorable opinion of the Republicans in Congress, with 54% holding a negative one.

“Republican incumbents such as Bob Dold running in swing districts are in serious trouble and Republican control of the House is in serious jeopardy” said Alixandria Lapp, Executive Director of the House Majority PAC.  “Come next November, Illinois voters will hold Dold and House Republicans accountable for failing to fight for middle class families.”

In total today, the House Majority PAC released 12 polls in 12 targeted Republican House districts in the states of Arkansas, California, Illinois, and Wisconsin. Each of the House districts polled has completed the redistricting process. These post-redistricting polls demonstrate that Democrats will have a slew of opportunities as we seek to pick up 25 seats and win back the House.

Public Policy Polling conducted this survey on behalf of House Majority PAC between October 19^th and 23^rd. In IL-10 600 registered voters were interviewed with a margin of error of +/-4.0%. To learn more, visit the House Majority PAC website.