The poll was conducted in two parts, Oct. 14-15 and Oct. 18-19 and has a 3 point margin of error.
The economy: Republicans 49 percent, Democrats 35 percent, undecided 16 percent.
National security and the war on terror: Republicans 54 percent, Democrats 31 percent, undecided 15 percent.
The war in Iraq: Republicans 50 percent, Democrats 31 percent, undecided 19 percent.
Immigration: Republicans 40 percent, Democrats 33 percent, undecided 27 percent.
Government ethics and corruption: Republicans 33 percent, Democrats 29 percent, undecided 38 percent.
Health care: Republicans 46 percent, Democrats 40 percent, undecided 14 percent.
Social Security: Republicans 45 percent, Democrats 37 percent, undecided 19 percent.
Education: Republicans 43 percent, Democrats 38 percent, undecided 18 percent.
Abortion: Republicans 47 percent, Democrats 35 percent, undecided 16 percent.
Taxes: Republicans 50 percent, Democrats 35 percent, undecided 15 percent.

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