“Public Policy Polling (PPP) is an American Democratic Party-affiliated polling firm”...
Just sayin...
For what it’s worth, it’s not just PPP that appears to confirm Insider Advantage (taken on the 11th). We Ask America’s latest South Carolina survey (taken on the 9th), taken just 48 hours before Insider Advantage shows almost exactly the same thing.
In other words, there are no less than three polls now, if you count the unreleased PPP survey coming out tomorrow, showing South Carolina with a strong Gingrich, a severely weakened Santorum, and a Romney that’s tied with Gingrich and moving down. The CPSR for Romney in these two surveys is 22.9-26.7%; the Romney CPSR for the previous two surveys, Rasmussen (taken 1/5) and PPP (1/5-7), is 27-31%. Clearly Romney has hit a little rough patch in the state.
You are right. PPP’s numbers for Romney in Iowa and NH were much lower than the real outcome. Just sayin’.