[campaignPete R-CT]

Cain crashes on eve of his NH visit.
Manchester on THUR at 11 am.

Newt is the alternative there now at 11%. Maybe the UnionLeader will do an early endorsement to get the momentum going.

Unfortunately, Paul is at 17%, up from 9% in ‘08. And his support is mostly rural, which is the best anti-Romney area. So he is undermining the “stop Mitt” pipe dream.

Mitt 39%, Newt 29% seems like the best case result. But I refuse to count out the rebels in the woods over the mountain west of Milford. I wanna believe.

[campaignPete R-CT]

http://www.businessweek.com/news/2011-11-16/romney-leads-in-new-hampshire-where-voters-can-deliver-surprises.html

“Romney is the preferred choice of 40 percent of likely New Hampshire primary voters in a Bloomberg News poll conducted Nov. 10-12. Paul places second at 17 percent, while former House Speaker Newt Gingrich is at 11 percent. All the other candidates are below 10 percent. (Cain 8%)”

[Jim Noble]

Also remember - talking to polls is not uniform across preference.

I've been called NINE TIMES in the past week.

I always hang up.