PPP president – florida – gop primary

[Agorism]

PPP president – florida – gop primary

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/PPP_Release_FL_1223.pd


president – florida – gop primary (ppp)
mike huckabee 23%
mitt romney 21%
newt gingrich 18%
sarah palin 13%
ron paul 8%
tim pawlenty 4%
mitch daniels 2%
john thune 1%

[Sola_Fide]

That's awesome!

Gingrich has no chance with social conservatives, Romney has no chance with fiscal conservatives, Palin won't run, and Huckabee just plain sucks.

Ron is looking very good in 2012:)

[tsai3904]

PPP posted North Carolina numbers too.

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



North Carolina GOP Primary

Newt Gingrich 21%
Sarah Palin 21%
Mike Huckabee 18%
Mitt Romney 18%
Ron Paul 7%
Tim Pawlenty 3%
Mitch Daniels 1%
John Thune 1%

[libertybrewcity]

dear god, why huckabee polls so high is beyond me. it is still very early so anything could happen.

[Eric21ND]

These are better numbers than I thought Ron would be in these states.

I warned everyone Huckabee was the man to beat this go around.

[TheTyke]

Actually... 8% in FLA really amazing!!! Wasn't it one of our weakest states?

Hehe... I'm getting excited about 2012 now :)

[therepublic]

dear god, why huckabee polls so high is beyond me. it is still very early so anything could happen.

Unfortunately most people do not look at his comments revealed in this forum. They looks at his smile, gentile demeanor...he sounds good, but they have no idea what he stands for.

[Matt Collins]

The link is non-functional. Got the correct link?

[tsai3904]

The link is non-functional. Got the correct link?

The links to the Florida and North Carolina poll results are in this post:

http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/12/romney-sinks-in-florida.html

[LatinsforPaul]

That's awesome!

Gingrich has no chance with social conservatives, Romney has no chance with fiscal conservatives, Palin won't run, and Huckabee just plain sucks.

Ron is looking very good in 2012:)

If Palin does not run, a Palin support of Paul would be huge. Look would it did to Rand. Even though she was not the reason he won, it sure helped. Palin supporting Ron Paul for President instead of Romney, Huckabee, or Gingrich would be HUGE.

[t0rnado]

In the Florida poll, Ron Paul ties for 1st place in the 18-29 category with 20% of the vote.

[Keith and stuff]

dear god, why huckabee polls so high is beyond me. it is still very early so anything could happen.

He did well in Southern states last time after he got his name out. He is a Southern Baptist minister (or was) and the major religion in much of the South is Southern Baptist and the vast majority of Southern Baptists are conservatives and if they are going to vote, it would likely be for a GOPer.

Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich appeal to the GOP establishment, country club Republicans and business owners in the South.

And of course there is Sarah Palin.

All four of these folks should be able to walk all over Ron Paul in the South unless they screw it up. It is one of their elections to lose.

[driller80545]

How can you see 8% as good? 80% yeah, 8% not so good.

[Epic]

5% among Florida old people
6% among North Carolina old people

4% among Florida women
5% among North Carolina women

These are the areas that need to improve.

We'll have the young men's vote. And that's good, as they are likely the best campaigners (besides young women).

[TheTyke]

How can you see 8% as good? 80% yeah, 8% not so good.

We only polled <1% to 2% before 2008... Then we got 3.2% of the actual vote in Florida - it was one of our worst states. We're polling well over twice as high - almost three times - and the campaign hasn't even begun! Not only is it progress, but doing way, way better than we did.

How can you NOT see it as good? Seriously! :D

[Thomas]

poll tracker updated: http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?270754-Poll-Tracker

[Agorism]

Did you get the North Carolina one.

[Eric21ND]

The North Carolina and Florida primaries were some of out worst numbers.