Super Tuesday ARG Oklahoma primary – Gingrich 34 percent, Mittens 31%, Rick Santorum 16%, Ron Paul 7%
This American Research Group poll was conducted before last night’s Rick Santorum hat trick in Colorado, Minnesota, and Missouri, so these numbers may be outdated already. But for now anyway, Newt Gingrich is winning in one of the southern Super Tuesday states by three points. Gingrich leads Romney 39% to 29% among men while Romney leads Gingrich 33% to 30% among women in Oklahoma.
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North Carolina GOP primary – Romney 30 percent, Gingrich 30%, Santorum 20%, Ron Paul 11%
I don’t know why one of the least accurate, left wing biased polling outfits like PPP is doing a poll of a Republican primary that isn’t until May the 8th, but I guess they feel it’s relevant now. Personally, I’m far more interested in polls of Arizona, Michigan, and the Super Tuesday states, but what do I know. Anyway, this poll of the May 8th North Carolina GOP primary shows Romney and Gingrich tied at 30%. Rick Santorum coming off his hat trick last night is at 20% and Ron Paul is at only 11%. Obviously this poll hasn’t polled people after the full affect of Santorum’s sweep took place last night.
Ron Paul now second nationally, Rick Santorum up in latest Reuters/Ipsos poll GOP poll
While Newt Gingrich has plummeted 19 points in the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll GOP poll, Ron Paul and Rick Santorum are moving up to try and challenge Mittens. According to the poll Romney still leads with 29% of the national GOP vote. Ron Paul has now moved into second place at 21% of the vote, an increase of five points since the latest Reuters poll. Rick Santorum is also on the move. He is up five points to 18%. If this poll is any indication, Mittens isn’t the “anointed one” and there will be a fight for the GOP nomination.
Super Tuesday Georgia primary poll – Newt 45% Romney 32%
I’m a bit surprised it’s this close in Gingrich’s home state of Georgia. According to 11 Alive, the latest SurveyUSA poll finds Newt Gingrich with a 13 point lead over Mittens for the Georgia primary which is scheduled on March 6th (Super Tuesday.) The poll consists of 459 likely GOP voters on February 1-2, 2012, after Romney’s Florida win, and before his expect big win in Nevada. Rick Santorum gets 9% of the vote and Ron Paul gets 8%.
Rasmussen Michigan GOP Primary poll: Romney 38%, Gingrich 23%, Santorum 17%, Paul 14%
This poll is less of a surprise to me than the one in Arizona. Since Mittens was born in Detroit, I figured he’d win this state in it’s GOP primary. According to Rasmussen, Mittens leads Newt Gingrich by 15% in Michigan. Their primary is on the same day as Arizona’s (February 28th.) Of course, these polls have flip flipped like Mitt Romney in this election cycle, so neither Arizona or Michigan is set in stone.
Rasmussen Arizona GOP Primary poll: Romney 48%, Gingrich 24%, Santorum 13%, Paul 6%
This is kind of a surprise for me. I was always under the assumption that Arizona was more of a conservative state than this. Of course, their two RINO Senators John McCain and Jon Kyl aren’t exactly known for their conservatism, so maybe this poll makes more sense than I realize. The latest Rasmussen poll shows Mittens ahead of Newt Gingrich by 24 points for the Arizona primary which is at the end of February. Things can obviously change between now and then, but this is a bit disheartening.
Super Tuesday Ohio Primary poll: Gingrich 26 percent, Mitt Romney 25 percent, Santorum 22 percent, Ron Paul 11 percent
While National Review Online has been in the tank for Mitt Romney, it seems that Newsmax is in the tank for Newt Gingrich. Before Romney’s fourteen point win in Florida last night, Newsmax was pimping a poll they conducted showing Newt Gingrich “surging” to within five points of Romney. You know how that turned out. Now they are pimping a poll on Ohio, a March 6th (Super Tuesday) primary state as Gingrich and Santorum “surging.”
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Survey USA Florida Republican Primary poll puts Romney up over Gingrich by fifteen
Here’s another poll that puts Mittens up big over Newt Gingrich for tommorow’s Florida Republican Primary vote. The only recent poll to show Gingrich within striking distance came out on Sunday showing Gingrich five points behind Romney. Based on this and all the polls released over the weekend, it seems like an outlier. But who knows anymore. The Survey USA poll puts Mittens ahead of Gingrich by fifteen at 41% to 26%. Ron Paul and Rick Santorum each get 12% of the vote. If this poll is accurate, Mittens would win even if you combined Santorum and Gingrich’s vote.
Insider Advantage Florida Republican Primary poll – Gingrich within five of Romney
Now this poll is a complete change from the recent polls released. Are the voters in Florida pulling a Romney and flip-flopping again, or is it an outlier? The latest Insider Advantage poll shows Newt Gingrich withing five points of Mitt Romney. Mittens get 36% of the vote while Gingrich gets 31%. Ron Paul and Rick Santorum each get 12% of the vote. The article at Newsmax states that Tuesday’s primary will be closer than expected. Men and Latinos are moving to Gingrich in droves, while women are still voting for Romney.
PPP: Mittens 40 percent Gingrich 32 percent
Ok, tnis poll was obviously conducted before Herman Cain’s endorsement of Newt Gingrich, but I don’t think it will matter much. The left wing PPP polling outfit finds in it’s latest poll of the Florida Republican primary Mitt Romney leading Newt Gingrich by eight points. Rick Santorum is at 15% and Ron Paul brings up the rear at 9%.
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Polls flip flopping like Mitt Romney: Rasmussen Florida Republican GOP primary poll – Mittens 39% Gingrich 31%
These polls are f*cking crazy. They flip flop as much as Mitt Romney! Just four days ago, the Rasmussen Florida Republican Primary poll showed Newt Gingrich with a nine point lead over Mitt Romney. Today, the latest poll shows Romney ahead of Gingrich by 8 points, at 39% to 31%.
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Insider Advatange Florida Republican Primary poll: Romney 40.3 percent Gingrich 32.3 percent
The wild swings in polls continue. It was just this past weekend where this same Insider Advantage poll of the Florida Republican primary voters had Newt Gingrich with almost a 9 point over Mittens at 34.4% to 25.6%. The smear ads by Romney must be working in Florida, because now that same poll shows Romney ahead of Gingrich by 8 points at 40.3 to 32.3.
The poll shows Romney doing very well with Hispanics, picking up almost 2/3rds of their vote compared to Gingrich.
CNN Florida Republican Primary poll: Mittens 36 percent Newt Gingrich 34 percent
Hmm. This is the first poll to show Mitt Romney with a (slim) lead over Newt Gingrich in Florida for the Republican primary. The recent polls like Rasmussen and Insider Advantage showed Gingrich with a pretty comfortable lead over Mittens. So either something is going on in Florida, or this poll is full of sh*t. Rick Santorum gets 11% of the vote and Ron Paul gets 9%. If this poll is accurate, it makes Thursday’s debate that much more important.
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Rasmussen national GOP poll: Gingrich 35% Romney 28%
One week ago, after Newt Gingrich absolutely owned and destroyed Fox News race baiting hack Juan Williams, his rise in the polls began. Gingrich trailed Mitt Romney by just three points nationally after being down by double digits after the New Hampshire primary. Now, after the wipe out of Williams, John King, and Mittens in South Carolina, Newt Gingrich has a 7 point lead nationally over Romney according to the latest Rasmussen poll.
Oh my! Gingrich up by nine over Romney for Florida Republican primary according to Rasmussen
What an epic meltdown by Mittens. Two weeks ago in the Rasmussen GOP Florida Primary poll, Romney lead an imploding Newt Gingrich by a whopping 22 percentage points. Fast forward to today, and now Gingrich leads Romney by 9 points at 42% to 33%. That’s a 31 point swing in just two weeks! However, the same poll finds early voters are in favor or Romney by 11 points, and those yet to vote favor Gingrich by 12 points.
Insider Advantage Florida Republican Primary poll: Newt Gingrich 34.4% Mittens 25.6%
Not only did Mitt Romney collapse in South Carolina, but he’s crumbled in Florida as well. Before Mitten’s meltdown this past week in South Carolina he had between 15-20 point leads over Newt Gingrich in Florida. Now that’s gone, as Newt Gingrich is ahead of Romney by a whopping 8.8% in the first Insider Advantage poll of the Florida Republican Primary since South Carolina.
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Obama’s third year approval rating average lowest of any president except Jimmy Carter
Only one president in the history of Gallup’s polling (which began during the Eisenhower administration.) Jimmy Carter, the man Obama is battling to become known as the worst president in American history holds the distinction of worse approval average for his third year. Obama now holds the distinction of having the second worst approval average during his third year putting him in great company with peanut head Carter.
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Newt Gingrich retains 6 point lead over Mittens in South Carolina according to PPP
Looks like the media smears are another epic failure. Though PPP is probably the least accurate of the major polling outfits, and is a left wing outfit used by Daily Kos, but we’ll use it and compare it to other results. This poll shows Gingrich maintaining a six point lead over Mittens at 35% to 29%. Ron Paul and Rick Santorum are tied for third at 15%. No Buddy Roemer in this poll! Only because South Carolina didn’t allow him on the ballot.
Rasmussen GOP South Carolina poll: Gingrich leads Mittens 33 percent to 31 percent
Oh my! Mittens is now behind Newt Gingrich in another poll. And this one was conducted before Rick Perry decided to drop out of the GOP race today. Gingrich leads Mittens 33% to 31% in the latest Rasmussen poll. Mittens better have a great debate on CNN tonight if he wants to stop Gingrich’s momentum. I just don’t see it in him though.
Gingrich ahead of Mittens in latest Insider Advantage South Carolina GOP Primary poll
The first poll since the Monday Fox News GOP debate in South Carolina shows Gingrich now ahead of Mitt Romney by three points. Gingrich gets 32% of the vote according to the latest Insider Advantage poll at Newsmax, while Mittens gets just 29%. This past weekend, the same poll had Mittens up over Gingrich by double digits. Gingrich of course kicked ass in the debate and Romney came off as a timid little RINO who would be crushed by Obama and the media. If Romney hopes to win South Carolina, he’d better knock it out of the park at the CNN/GOP South Carolina debate on Thursday, and quit acting like a pansy. Juan Williams must be hardest it.
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