Gallup informs us this Monday morning that when asked, “Would you advise your member of Congress to vote for or against a healthcare bill this year, or do you not have an opinion?” they find 35 percent say “vote for,” 42 percent say “vote against,” and 22 percent have no opinion.

In early October, the split was 40 percent in favor, 36 percent against. In August, the figures were running roughly even, in the mid-to-high 30s.

When they push the undecided on which way they’re leaning, the numbers move to 44 percent for, 49 percent against. And that’s a poll of 1,017 – national adults, not even registered voters.