Posted on 11/19/2007 8:12:26 AM PST by eastsider
The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Monday shows Rudy Giuliani with a ten-point lead in the race for the Republican Presidential Nomination. Giuliani attracts 24% support from Likely Republican Primary voters nationwide while Mitt Romney and Fred Thompson are tied for second at 14% each. Mike Huckabee earns 12% of the vote while John McCain is close behind at 10%. Ron Paul's is the top choice for 5% and no other Republican candidate reaches 2% (see recent daily numbers).
(Excerpt) Read more at rasmussenreports.com ...
BTW, to put to rest any lingering doubts about Rasmussen's daily numbers being an average of four days' polling, I copied the following from the body of Friday's report: "These results are based upon a nightly telephone survey and reported on a four-day rolling average basis."
No Rudys, please!
Hunter-Tancaredo, Thompson-Tancredo, Tancredo-Thompson. Anything but Rudy.
I don’t keep any ping lists, but Politicalmom does.
“Giuliani attracts 24% support from Likely Republican Primary voters nationwide”
I do not personally know ONE Republican that is going to vote for this POS liberal.
Not Primary, Not General
No Rudy, No Problem.
If you look at the daily history, they include Saturday’s and Sunday’s numbers as well. From that, you can see a slow, but steady trend upwards for Thompson, whereas McCain, Romney, and Huckabee all flutter around certain numbers (Romney 12-14, McCain 10-11, Huckabee 10-12). Meanwhile, after peaking at the end of last week, Giuliani seems to be dropping rapidly back to around his base 23-25% support.
It’s still too small of a sample to read much into, but I do think the Thompson “bleeding” has now been stemmed, and he’s starting to pick up steam again.
Me neither. We must be associating with the wrong “Republican” party. I never get called either, and I’ve voted in every Republican Primary since 2000.
Nope. Not even.
I do not personally know ONE Republican that is going to vote for this POS liberal.My experience here in NY is quite different. I am, however, encouraged by the talk of the firemen forming a 527 to go after him: 9/11 Firefighters and Family Members Plot Anti-Giuliani Ad Campaign
“My experience here in NY is quite different.”
Yes, and Crawford still loves Bush, so......?
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There’s something wrong this graph, because Thompson and Romney are tied today.
Until the next rash of msm and rudi-shill(ie. fnc) hit pieces about how he has no fire in the belly.
So, what’s the delegate difference between Washington State and New York : )
It is a 10-period moving average. It helps to show the trend over time. Thompson's recovered a couple of points lately, but his average over time is still not above Romney's.
The first graph I posted does not use a moving average and shows Thompson and Romney tied today.
“I never get called either, “
Your odds of getting called are not very good at all. That’s why it’s called a sample. You don’t have to be included to be represented.
Ah, the trend as measured by a a 10-day average. Gotcha. Tx.
It’s still too small of a sample to read much into, but I do think the Thompson “bleeding” has now been stemmed, and he’s starting to pick up steam again.That's how I see, too.
Well, I am admittedly looking at a smaller window — but I was upfront about that.
“So, what’s the delegate difference between Washington State and New York : )”
Beats me.....what I was saying however, is that Trudy is FROM NY. It would be a shock if you DID NOT know people that plan to vote for him.
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