PPP Poll - Wisoncsin GOP Presidential Primary

[tsai3904]

Wisconsin (http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2011/05/trouble-for-thompson-romney-and-palin.html)
5/19 - 5/22
666 usual Republican primary voters
+/-3.8%

With Palin:

Romney 17%
Palin 16%
Pawlenty 12%
Bachmann 11%
Paul 10%
Gingrich 10%
Cain 10%
Huntsman 2%


Without Palin:

Romney 19%
Pawlenty 15%
Bachmann 14%
Gingrich 14%
Paul 11%
Cain 11%
Huntsman 3%


Results from last Wisconsin poll:

Wisconsin (http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2011/03/wisconsin-republicans-want-ryan-then.html)
2/24 - 2/27
400
+/-4.9%

Huckabee 23%
Gingrich 15%
Palin 15%
Romney 12%
Pawlenty 10%
Paul 5%
Daniels 3%
Thune 1%

[ItsTime]

wow doubled!

[tsai3904]

Out of all the polls PPP has released, this is the one where Ron Paul comes closest to first place. He's only 7 points behind the leader in this poll.

[sailingaway]

yet they give Cain 'the' permanent slot for pres in the national head to head poll w Obama, even though they dropped two. On the other hand, they don't give it to Bachmann, either. Wow, look at her numbers. That I did not expect.

[tsai3904]

Pawlenty and Bachmann do get a bounce because of the Minnesota-Wisconsin connection. Also, I don't think it's a bad thing that they poll Cain head to head with Obama. Trump was polling in first/second place in the GOP primary but when they polled him head to head against Obama, he didn't stand a chance. That may have led to his downfall. Hopefully, the same will happen to Cain.

[Austrian Econ Disciple]

yet they give Cain 'the' permanent slot for pres in the national head to head poll w Obama, even though they dropped two. On the other hand, they don't give it to Bachmann, either. Wow, look at her numbers. That I did not expect.

Wisconsin is right next to Minnesota. These numbers are expected.

[trey4sports]

its alright. I'm more impressed with the new national poll that has Ron in 2nd place @ 15% W/O palin and the ghoul. Still, going from 5 to 10% is nothing to sneeze at especially since were only 7% off Mittens.

[One Last Battle!]

Wisconsin and Ohio never were especially favourable to Ron Paul. Go figure. This is a very good sign. Also, T-Paw and Bachmann are getting a boost because both are from neighboring Minnesota, not because they are gaining national traction.

The Iowa poll will really show how things are going.