This won't change the media reporting, since it is incapable of distinguishing between junk and and good polling, but Pew has a new poll of likely voters. Their generic ballot likely voter number:
Democrats 47
Republicans 46
It should be noted in this vein that Pew is really the only poster in the last two cycles with a track record worth mentioning. As I have noted here before, 2012 was the first cycle since 1980 in which every pollster missed in the same direction. The closest was Pew. Pew had Obama up 3 (he won by 3.7) while Gallup and Rasmussen had Romney up 1, and SurveyUSA, Politico and CNN had the race tied.
Pew was also tied for the best in polling for the generic ballot in 2010. They had the GOP up 6 (the result was 6.8) while Gallup had the GOP up 15, Fox had them up 13 and Rasmussen had them up 12.
It is good news, from the pollster with the best national record in the last two cycles.