It is impossible to establish an early line on the 1994 House and Senate elections without first having some idea of the answers to five key questions. First, how do voters rate President-elect Clinton and his performance in office as the 1994 elections get closer? Second, how effective do voters perceive the Democratic Congress in getting Clinton's program enacted? Third, does the public view Congress as making progress in addressing the problems facing the country?

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