Ron Paul to be added to the PPP poll for POTUS 2012

[Hamer]

This is long overdue don't you think?

Beyond the regional difference Romney leads with pretty much every subgroup of the Republican electorate at this point- moderates and conservatives, women and men, and every age group except the under 30 crowd.

Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul will be added for next month's poll.


More here : http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/04/romney-continues-to-lead.html

[Daamien]

About time. I hope he gets 15%+

[Daamien]

Also, I feel as though Newt will steal votes from Romney. Both are heavily establishment "main stream" candidates. The split could result in Ron moving to second or third-place of that grouping.

[HOLLYWOOD]

PPP and USA Polls have been the 2 most accurate pollsters out there.

Hopefully they can withstand being bought like the rest of the LEFT/RIGHT garbage out there.

[Daamien]

Well, PPP's founders are very left-leaning (and don't shy away from that label). That being said, they have generally done a good job staying objective and fair in their polling, moreso than their competitors at least.

[Bruno]

He should be on every presidential poll for 2012, considering the numbers at CPAC, SLRC, and the Rassmussen poll.

[winston_blade]

I hope he does well, but I have a feeling he will have a poor showing on the poll. I predict 9-11% for RP:(

[KramerDSP]

I hope he does well, but I have a feeling he will have a poor showing on the poll. I predict 9-11% for RP:(

That's not poor at all, IMHO. We should be HAPPY with 10% or higher. Slowly but surely, RP is becoming a household name. When the people actually think about their vote in 1 1/2 years, they will base part of it on the debates, and everyone else on the stage will look the same compared to RP, who was right all along on the economy.

[speciallyblend]

forget 2012, we are talking 2010:)