Posted on 01/18/2008 8:06:19 AM PST by dangus
Huckabee, 22% McCain, 21% Romney, 19% Thompson, 12% Giuliani, 10% Ron Paul, 3% Some other Republican (named Duncan Hunter), ?%
My own notes Please note that any Republican is likely to do better in the electoral college than in the general election. Ohio is much more solidly Republican, after they've tasted Democrats running the state; Michigan is sick of their own female, liberal chief executive. And I predict Hillary "beats the spread" in very conservative states (leaving them comfortably Republican), and wastefully piles on the victory margins in very liberal states (NY, etc.), but underperforms in the purplish industrial states like Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and the aforementioned Michigan and Ohio.
(Excerpt) Read more at rasmussenreports.com ...
Hillary 38%, Obama 31%, Edwards 16%
Duncan Hunter will have more impact on this race by dropping out and endorsing somebody rather than staying in and chipping away at his heretofore sterling reputation among Conservatives.
Are these national numbers or SC?
So, basically this is a vanity post tucked under a short list of poll numbers.
first thing I noticed..FRed is coming on strong!
National. In SC, Rasmussen has Huckabee and McCain tied for the lead.
Same place he has been for a while, 12%.
I’ve given up trying to analyze Rasmussen’s numbers. If I try to come up with daily numbers that average out to each day’s published number, the swings back and forth on the candidates begin to approach sheer randomness.
Wow! Ultra liberal McCain and silly Huckabee leading! I used to think better of SC. Could it be that once again the polls are way off?
Sadly, I'm not optimistic about SC.
That isn’t National.....is it Ohio?
Actually the post seems to list Fred at 19 in a close third.
The big question is which candidate get most of Thompson's 12% when he withdraws and endorses McCain.
The commas are confusing, but Fred is at 12.
What state??? Sounds different than anything I’ve heard for S.C.
Darn, I was fooled by poorly placed commas. Yep, Fred is only at 12.
While the media has been working overtime trying to bury Fred’s campaign, they will be working overtime trying to revive Rudy’s once they reach Florida.
Either way, the Roadkill Gourmet’s days on top are about to come to an abrupt end.
Okay - the commas threw me off.
The big question is which candidate get most of Thompson’s 12% when he withdraws and endorses McCain.
The big answer: Romney.
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