Channel 5 Boston Poll-- RP still lagging in 4th place

[joeu]

Survey is halfway down, midpage, under "Surveys-Your Favorite Republican"
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http://www.thebostonchannel.com/politics/13389241/detail.html

For which Republican currently seeking the presidency would you vote in your state's primary election?
Choice Votes Percentage of 8494 Votes
U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback 210 2%
Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore 31 0%
Former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani 1953 23%
Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee 149 2%
U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter 508 6%
U.S. Sen. John McCain 1858 22%
U.S. Rep. Ron Paul 608 7%
Former Massachussetts Gov. Mitt Romney 923 11%
U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo 537 6%
Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson 254 3%
None of the above 1463 17%

[joeu]

http://www.thebostonchannel.com/politics/13389241/detail.html

Doesn'twork with the "l" at the end.....

[TaoWarrior]

611 still at 7%

[ThePieSwindler]

The good news is the front runners in this are McCain and Rudy, who are already in trouble as far as defending their views among the republican party base, and with the rest of America, go. And i guess it also shows that Massechusetts residents didn't like Romney that much as their governor. The fact that he is FORMER Governor and was beat out by Patrick Duvall, shows that Massechutsetts, who have the most knowledge and experience with Romney's leadership, does not find him fit to lead. Im guessing the rest just voted for Rudy or McCain due to name recognition. So i actually see the results of this poll as a good thing thus far.

[DjLoTi]

Here's the poll organizied. -

Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore 31 0%
Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee 149 2%
U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback 210 2%
Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson 254 3%
U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter 508 6%
U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo 537 6%
U.S. Rep. Ron Paul 608 7%
Former Massachussetts Gov. Mitt Romney 923 11%
U.S. Sen. John McCain 1858 22%
Former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani 1953 23%

None of the above 1463 17%


Ron Paul right behind Mitt Romney. I'd say pretty accurate, and once there's more open debates on main stream television, I believe Rudy's rating will continually go down and I believe that Ron Paul will go up. If they want to cut people out of the debates, why don't they only keep the top 5 around?

[slantedview]

Voted. Get on it!

[NMCB3]

Here's the poll organizied. -

Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore 31 0%
Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee 149 2%
U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback 210 2%
Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson 254 3%
U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter 508 6%
U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo 537 6%
U.S. Rep. Ron Paul 608 7%
Former Massachussetts Gov. Mitt Romney 923 11%
U.S. Sen. John McCain 1858 22%
Former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani 1953 23%

None of the above 1463 17%


Ron Paul right behind Mitt Romney. I'd say pretty accurate, and once there's more open debates on main stream television, I believe Rudy's rating will continually go down and I believe that Ron Paul will go up. If they want to cut people out of the debates, why don't they only keep the top 5 around?I think its way to earky to cut anyone out. It will only help the establishment/special interest candidates and hurt those with grass roots support.

[angelatc]

I accidently voted twice - 3x's actually. I almost hope we don't win that poll, then ti comes out that the McCain / Giuliani camps stuffed it

[DjLoTi]

I haven't voted yet

[billv]

The good news is the front runners in this are McCain and Rudy, who are already in trouble as far as defending their views among the republican party base, and with the rest of America, go. And i guess it also shows that Massechusetts residents didn't like Romney that much as their governor. The fact that he is FORMER Governor and was beat out by Patrick Duvall, shows that Massechutsetts, who have the most knowledge and experience with Romney's leadership, does not find him fit to lead. Im guessing the rest just voted for Rudy or McCain due to name recognition. So i actually see the results of this poll as a good thing thus far.

I have to give Giuliani props for saying what he believes, except he still tried to hide it somewhat inm the debate.

[JosephTheLibertarian]

U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback 211 2%
Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore 31 0%
Former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani 1955 22%
Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee 149 2%
U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter 509 6%
U.S. Sen. John McCain 1862 21%
U.S. Rep. Ron Paul 843 10%
Former Massachussetts Gov. Mitt Romney 924 11%
U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo 537 6%
Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson 254 3%
None of the above 1464 17%

Now at 10%. We're moving up!

[qedtanya]

Voted

[joeu]

Ron Paul ahead of Romney In Mass. Poll----Let's knock off McCain next !

Survey is halfway down, small type, midpage, under "Surveys-Your Favorite Republican"
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U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback 211 2%
Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore 31 0%
Former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani 1955 22%
Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee 149 2%
U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter 509 6%
U.S. Sen. John McCain 1863 21%
U.S. Rep. Ron Paul 925 10%
Former Massachussetts Gov. Mitt Romney 924 10%
U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo 537 6%
Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson 254 3%
None of the above 1464 17%

[DjLoTi]

I definitely believe in only putting in 1 vote. Long way to go with beating McCain, but..... Ron Paul is ALREADY #3 A YEAR AND A HALF AWAY.

GOOD planning people!!!! lol

[rockjoa]

Thanks, I was going to come here to post this.

VOTE
Support Paul!

He's why I'm into politics.

[wwycher]

For which Republican currently seeking the presidency would you vote in your state's primary election?
Choice Votes Percentage of 9068 Votes
U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback 211 2%
Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore 31 0%
Former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani 1956 22%
Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee 149 2%
U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter 509 6%
U.S. Sen. John McCain 1863 21%
U.S. Rep. Ron Paul 1167 13%
Former Massachussetts Gov. Mitt Romney 924 10%
U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo 538 6%
Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson 254 3%
None of the above 1466 16%
Thank you for participating.

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Yee haw 3rd place and movin' up outside is Ron Paul

[wwycher]

rollin' on down the line

[joeu]

Ron Paul in strong 3rd place, past Romney in his 'home' state.
Next to go down McCain.

Survey is halfway down, midpage, small type, under "Surveys-Your Favorite Republican"

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As of 5:45 pm Sunday

Choice Votes Percentage of 9094 Votes
U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback 211 2%
Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore 31 0%
Former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani 1956 22%
Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee 149 2%
U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter 509 6%
U.S. Sen. John McCain 1864 20%
U.S. Rep. Ron Paul 1185 13%
Former Massachussetts Gov. Mitt Romney 925 10%
U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo 538 6%
Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson 254 3%
None of the above 1472 16%

[DjLoTi]

Thanks for the updates :-)

[joeu]

Leaving Romney in the dust....

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Choice Votes Percentage of 9443 Votes
U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback 214 2%
Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore 31 0%
Former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani 1972 21%
Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee 150 2%
U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter 512 5%
U.S. Sen. John McCain 1870 20%
U.S. Rep. Ron Paul 1466 16%
Former Massachussetts Gov. Mitt Romney 927 10%
U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo 538 6%
Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson 255 3%
None of the above 1508 16%

[Bradley in DC]

These updates might make more sense in the same thread. Just a thought.

[rockjoa]

@ 16% now, 5% behind Giuliani

Getting closer

[theblatanttruth]

@ 16% now, 5% behind Giuliani

Getting closer

Wow.... drumroll please

[Erazmus]

U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback 214 2%
Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore 31 0%
Former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani 1972 20%
Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee 151 2%
U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter 513 5%
U.S. Sen. John McCain 1871 19%
U.S. Rep. Ron Paul 1661 17%
Former Massachussetts Gov. Mitt Romney 927 10%
U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo 538 6%
Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson 255 3%
None of the above 1509 16%

[joeu]

Know someone that hasn't voted yet? Pass this poll along......
Survey is halfway down, small type, midpage, under "Surveys-Your Favorite Republican"

http://www.thebostonchannel.com/politics/13389241/detail.html


Choice Votes Percentage of 9780 Votes U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback 214 2% Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore 31 0% Former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani 1972 20% Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee 151 2% U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter 513 5% U.S. Sen. John McCain 1871 19% U.S. Rep. Ron Paul 1797 18% Former Massachussetts Gov. Mitt Romney 927 9% U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo 539 6% Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson 255 3% None of the above 1510 15%

[rockjoa]

He has tied McCain at 19%, ~150 more votes to catch up to Giuliani

[enan]

Seventy votes. Come on... just a little closer. Get people to vote in this one.

[Delivered4000]

Rudolph Giuliani 1972 20%
John McCain 1871 19%
Ron Paul 2019 20%

[AdamT]

Paul just took 1st place over The Goul.

[theblatanttruth]

Paul just took 1st place over The Goul.

Hahaha, I bet the neo-cons are sweating bullets.

[Erazmus]

U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback 214 2%
Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore 31 0%
Former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani 1977 19%
Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee 153 1%
U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter 513 5%
U.S. Sen. John McCain 1871 18%
U.S. Rep. Ron Paul 2208 22%
Former Massachussetts Gov. Mitt Romney 928 9%
U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo 544 5%
Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson 255 2%
None of the above 1514 15%

[amonasro]

Why is this such an important poll? Because it's Romney's home state?

[lucky]

How does a Texan beat out a guy from his own state.

[ThePieSwindler]

Well, considering Romney lost re-election to Patrick Duvall as an incumbant, and didnt do too well in this poll - maybe his home state didn't like him too much? What does that say for his potential as a president?;)

[Korey Kaczynski]

Well, considering Romney lost re-election to Patrick Duvall as an incumbant, and didnt do too well in this poll - maybe his home state didn't like him too much? What does that say for his potential as a president?;)

Yeah -- and he seems to be a far bigger threat that McBonkers and Benito Giuliani.

[lucky]

Well, considering Romney lost re-election to Patrick Duvall as an incumbant, and didnt do too well in this poll - maybe his home state didn't like him too much? What does that say for his potential as a president?;)

The same thing when Al gore couldn't even carry his own state. The people closest know best.