[Hostage]

Your crosstabs are out of date.

Even allowing for this, look at the level of support in your crosstabs. It’s pathetic. It shows a disunified sample. It portrays a lesser of the poor choices which is Guliani.

And do you know the sample size?

Polls can be useful in trending. A more useful crosstabs would be Pre-Post on the same sample or a different sample that could be tracked. Such a tabulation would show how support shifts from one candidate to another. A present trending poll shows an unannounced candidate taking away a statistically significant portion of the Guliani tilt. That candidate is FDT.

[EternalVigilance]

I think you just ripped the bottom out of Torie’s boat.

[Torie]

The only outfit that discloses cross tabs, or otherwise reveals primary support by ideology, is Survey USA, and this is their most recent poll from a month ago. It was taken from March 3, 2007 to March 5, 2007. The sample was 562 likely GOP voters in the GOP primary in California. Giuliani's support has been pretty stable for a couple of months, most everywhere (with some small erosion some places to the non candidate Fred Thompson) but I suppose among GOP voters, he could be going way up with GOP moderates, and the tiny band of GOP liberals, while suffering some erosion among "conservatives." I doubt that however.

I hope this helps.