Posted on 09/18/2015 5:57:45 PM PDT by Steelfish
September 18, 2015 Poll: Fiorina Takes Lead In New Hampshire Post-Debate By Mark Hensch
A Voter Gravity poll released Friday shows Fiorina with 22 percent support among Granite State GOP primary voters. She has a 4-point edge over her nearest competitor, billionaire Donald Trump, who has 18 percent support.
Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson nets 10 percent support, with the poll finding no other Republican White House hopeful cracking double digits in the first-in-the-nation primary state.
The poll found Gov. John Kasich (R-Ohio) and former Gov. Jeb Bush (R-Fla.) tied with 9 percent each.
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) follows with 7 percent while Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Gov. Chris Christie (R-N.J.) trail him with 6 percent each.
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) nabs 3 percent in New Hampshire, while Gov. Scott Walker (R-Wis.) and former Gov. Mike Huckabee (R-Ark.) tie at 2 percent.
All other GOP presidential candidates, Voter Gravity added, got 6 percent overall.
Voter Gravity’s poll surveyed 2,839 New Hampshire Republican primary voters via touchtone phones on Thursday.
The poll was conducted after Fiorina’s strong performance in the second televised GOP presidential debate Wednesday night.
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George McGovern had tens of thousands at his rallies. So did Michael Dukakis. So did John Kerry.
But reason doesn’t matter to you. You’ll stick with your late-term abortion lovin’, touch-back amnesty supportin’ freakshow of a progressive Left-wing candidate to the end, because he apparently validates your feelings.
orge McGovern had tens of thousands at his rallies. So did Michael Dukakis. So did John Kerry.
Maybe at the convention they did. Not at this stage in the PRIMARY race....five months before the Iowa Caucus.
Yep, very fluid.
Reminds me of the Anybody But Romney round robin last time.
I think Trump is maxed out. It will depend on who drops out/when, and whether the ABT vote can combine/agree on a candidate or whether they stay split.
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We’ve had a bunch of pro-Trump polls over the summer done like this. And each time one came out, an establishment pundit on twitter would whine that they weren’t accurate because Trump was winning.
So I’m not going to whine about this one showing Carly up in NH. It probably is very accurate.
That said, I’m curious how the Obama Muslim comment will work to take some momentum out of Carly today. See if polling done over Thur/Fri/Sat turns out.
Go cry somewhere else pansy.
Yep, nowhere near what Trump has gotten this many months out.
After the pro-second amendment move Trump just made, I think he may very well pick up the support of the NRA...and a large share of its 5 million highly motivated politically active members. I don’t think he’s maxed out.
I guess I’ll never understand the thought processes of people in the Northeastern States and NY, NJ, PA, MA, MI, OH, DE, CN, RI, VA, etc. ..........Yep, I’m a native Texan.
I once had a great statistics professor say he could give you any poll results you desired by using the zip codes and addresses of the persons polled. It all depends on who is paying and the results they want.
I called everything Trump for 2 months now. I said CARSON was the target in last debate, and Carson is done. Trump's lead grew in the national poll, so I think this NH poll is an outlier. Don't forget, Kasich was nearly first in NH after debate#1.
Seems they could have found at least two phone booths still out there to hold the Snarly rallies in.
I think it is safe to assume that 30000 ex HP employees and ex employees of Lucent will not attend.
Your #40 is on the money! There are many more potential voters for the GOP candidates now than in 2008 and ‘12, when there was nothing but lame candidates.
New Hampshire sure as heck doesn’t reflect the opinions of many outside New Hampshire.
The only polls that mean dogdoo are those of ‘likely voters’. Otherswise its nothing more than just fantasy futboll.
Reread next to last sentence in #9.
And before he was against "assault rifles." He's supported liberals so much, you can't really trust what he says. He was a big admirer of Obama and his appointments once.
There's other candidates that are strong, and have been consistent, on the second amendment; so, I don't think Trump coming to the party will have much effect.
FWIW, and thanks for your reply.
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