PPP polls presidential election in NH. Paul in 3rd place

[Agorism]

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/PPP_Release_NH_728.pdf


PRESIDENT – NEW HAMPSHIRE – GOP PRIMARY (PPP)
Mitt Romney 31%
Newt Gingrich 14%
Ron Paul 12%
Mike Huckabee 12%
Sarah Palin 9%
Tim Pawlenty 3%
Mitch Daniels 1%

[FSP-Rebel]

That's weird, he doubled his last polling numbers from like a month or two ago. Great tho..

[parocks]

Great results


http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/PPP_Release_NH_728.pdf

[Son of Detroit]

Nice to see. Hopefully others states follow suit.

[HOLLYWOOD]

Someone needs to expose Romney for what he has done to destroy business, jobs, and savings.

'You figure with the failure of RomneyCare in Massachusetts and high taxes in the socialist state, New Hampshire would totally rule out this clown... well maybe.

This state voted overwhelmingly for McCain. So much for the Free State Project and "Live Free or Die" motto.

[Agorism]

2nd place is so close

[KramerDSP]

Interesting summary by PPP suggests that those who think Palin would be a disaster for the GOP f nominated have RP running neck and neck with Romney (23% to Romneys 25%). Also, those that identify as being a part of the Tea Party give Paul only 9% support whereas those that DON'T identiy as being tea partiers have him in second place at 15%. Fascinating.

This suggests that the tea party movement has been taken away from Ron Paul, as we all expected. Palin must clearly be the Tea Party darling. This NH poll also suggests that the farther Ron runs away from being associated with the tea party, the better off he is. It seems like even the GOP base that likes Palin knows she is unelectable.

[FSP-Rebel]

This state voted overwhelmingly for McCain. So much for the Free State Project and "Live Free or Die" motto.
What you see NH put out on the national scene is way different than what goes on on the state level. I don't need to tell you all the great things about living in NH as I've mentioned them a hundred times in the past. Keep your eyes on NH in November as you're about to see an about-face in state level politics. Despite the dems running the show for the past 2-4 yrs, the FSP single-handedly shut down their attempt to implement a seat belt law even though the feds were offering money to do so. And, the FSP is still in its infancy. You can't just snap your finger and expect people to pick up their lives and move en masse to a state. People need time to get their stuff in order to make such a life changing move, keep that in mind.

[parocks]

I'm reading the pdf and I don't see anything there about Palin and disaster. They did ask a question about Palins endorsement.

Here's what I saw that was most interesting.

18-29 age group - 37% Ron Paul

That would be our takeaway.

If RP runs I think that it should be a top priority to get college kids registered.

Also interesting is 30-45 age group - 18% Ron Paul
46-65 - 6% RP
65+ - 7% RP

RP is 1st among the youngest
2nd among the 2nd youngest
and 5th among the 2 oldest.




Interesting summary by PPP suggests that those who think Palin would be a disaster for the GOP f nominated have RP running neck and neck with Romney (23% to Romneys 25%). Also, those that identify as being a part of the Tea Party give Paul only 9% support whereas those that DON'T identiy as being tea partiers have him in second place at 15%. Fascinating.

This suggests that the tea party movement has been taken away from Ron Paul, as we all expected. Palin must clearly be the Tea Party darling. This NH poll also suggests that the farther Ron runs away from being associated with the tea party, the better off he is. It seems like even the GOP base that likes Palin knows she is unelectable.

[Anti Federalist]

Nice, very nice.

[Epic]

13% is a new state poll record for this presidential election cycle!

POLL TRACKER

State polls:
13% in New Hampshire (PPP, July 23-25 2010, 7 choices) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/07/romney-continues-to-lead-in-nh.html
7% in Nevada (PPP, July 16-18 2010, 5 choices) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/07/2012-floridanevada-gop-numbes.html
6% in Florida (PPP, July 16-18 2010, 5 choices) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/07/2012-floridanevada-gop-numbes.html
11% in Pennsylvania (PPP, June 19-21 2010, 5 choices) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/06/little-support-for-perry-pres-bid.html
8% in Texas (PPP, June 19-21 2010, 6 choices) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/06/little-support-for-perry-pres-bid.html
10% in Texas (PPP, June 19-21 2010, 5 choices) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/06/little-support-for-perry-pres-bid.html
7% in Iowa (PPP, May 31 2010, 7 choices) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/05/early-republican-numbers.html
7% in South Carolina (PPP, May 31 2010, 6 choices) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/05/early-republican-numbers.html
6% in Michigan (PPP, May 31 2010, 5 choices) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/05/early-republican-numbers.html
6% in New Hampshire (Magellan, May 2010, 7 choices) http://www.magellanstrategies.com/web/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/Magellan-New-Hampshire-GOP-US-Senate-Primary-Survey-Release-0528101.pdf
10% in California (PPP, May 2010, 5 choices) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/05/gingrich-looking-serious.html
9% in Colorado (PPP, May 2010, 5 choices) http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/PPP_Release_CO_518.pdf (PDF)
8% in North Carolina (PPP, May 2010, 5 choices) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/05/looking-at-our-gop-polling.html
8% in Kentucky (PPP, May 2010, 5 choices) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/05/paul-still-up-big.html
6% in Kentucky (PPP, May 2010, 5 choices) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/05/paul-continues-to-lead-big.html
9% in Arizona (PPP, April 2010, 5 choices ) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/04/2012-gop-in-arizona.html
7% in New Hampshire (PPP, April 2010, 8 choices) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/04/romney-up-big-in-new-hampshire.html

National Polls:
7% (PPP July 2010, 5 choices): http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/07/gingrich-leads.html
6% (PPP June 2010, 5 choices) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/06/monthly-gop-poll.html
8% (PPP May 2010, 5 choices) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/05/jumble-for-gop.html
8% (CNN April 2010, 9 choices): http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2010/images/04/13/rel7d.pdf (PDF)
11% (PPP March 2010, 4 choices) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/03/romney-leads-tight-republican-race.html
2% (Gallup February 2010, open-ended poll) http://www.gallup.com/poll/125777/Voters-Divided-Obama-Republican-Candidate-2012.aspx

Versus Obama:
Obama 46 Paul 36 (PPP June 2010, Paul wins indeps 46-28) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/06/obama-up-in-2012-contests.html[/url]
Obama 42 Paul 41 (Rasmussen March 2010, highlighted by Drudge) http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/elections/election_2012/election_2012_barack_obama_42_ron_paul_41
Obama 46 Paul 38 (PPP November 2009) http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2009/11/monthly-2012-numbers.html

[rich34]

Guys this is HUGE! Hell, Ron wasn't even on the radar the last time in NH, yet now is up to double digits! A win in NH could set the stage for Super Tuesday! Full steam ahead!!

[speciallyblend]

Interesting summary by PPP suggests that those who think Palin would be a disaster for the GOP f nominated have RP running neck and neck with Romney (23% to Romneys 25%). Also, those that identify as being a part of the Tea Party give Paul only 9% support whereas those that DON'T identiy as being tea partiers have him in second place at 15%. Fascinating.

This suggests that the tea party movement has been taken away from Ron Paul, as we all expected. Palin must clearly be the Tea Party darling. This NH poll also suggests that the farther Ron runs away from being associated with the tea party, the better off he is. It seems like even the GOP base that likes Palin knows she is unelectable.

maybe in NH,but the Liberty Movement is Firm in Colorado. tea parties will be judged by state and held accountable by the voters!! this will be something the gop establishment learns the hard way;)

[Knightskye]

This state voted overwhelmingly for McCain. So much for the Free State Project and "Live Free or Die" motto.

The Republican Party voted for John McCain. However, Obama won in the general election.

Look at what he promised -- respect for civil liberties, an end to the war in Iraq.

We know now that he broke both promises, but that's pretty appealing.

[Galileo Galilei]

Guys this is HUGE! Hell, Ron wasn't even on the radar the last time in NH, yet now is up to double digits! A win in NH could set the stage for Super Tuesday! Full steam ahead!!

This is also huge because Ron can win the Iowa straw. IF he does that, look out!

[Jeremy]

What was Huckabee polling at in 2006? :p

[Galileo Galilei]

What was Huckabee polling at in 2006? :p

Huckabee was not on the radar until he got 2nd on the August 2007 Iowa straw poll. Huckabee gotm aboput $100 million dollars worth of publicity for 2800 votes.

Ron Paul got 5th with 1300 votes. That was before the moneybombs. Ron Paul can get 5000 to 10,000 votes next time around and win the Iowa Straw poll.