The poll numbers for Senate Republican candidates take an approximately 30-point hit when voters learn theyre supporting their partys bill to repeal and replace Obamacare, according to a poll set to be released on Friday.
The poll found that, in a vacuum, voters in 10 battleground states are split almost evenly about Republican senate candidates with 21 percent of voters viewing them favorably and 20 percent viewing them unfavorably.
But when told their Republican senate candidates supported the GOPs health care bill, voters turned sharply against their representatives. In that case, the candidates unfavorability rating jumps from 21 percent to 52 percent, according to the new polling from Priorities USA and Senate Majority PAC.