PPP:GOP Leads in NY/NV; CNN: Paul third nationally

[Agorism]

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/2011/PPP_Release_NV2_912.pdf

US HOUSE – NEVADA – CD2 (PPP)
Mark Amodei (R) 50%
Kate Marshall (D) 37%
Tim Fasano (IAP) 4%
Helmuth Lehmann (I) 4%

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/2011/PPP_Release_NY9_9111118.pdf


US HOUSE – NEW YORK – CD9 (PPP)
Bob Turner (R) 47%
David Weprin (D) 41%
Christopher Hoeppner (S) 4%

http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2011/images/09/11/rel15a.pdf


PRESIDENT – NATIONAL – GOP PRIMARY (CNN/ORC)
Rick perry 32%
Mitt Romney 21%
Ron Paul 13%
Michele Bachmann 7%
Newt Gingrich 7%
Herman Cain 6%
Jon Huntsman 2%
Rick Sanotrum 2%

[TNforPaul45]

(Duke Nukem voice) Yeah baby, yeah!

[rich34]

(Duke Nukem voice) Yeah baby, yeah!

(Austin Powers voice) YEAH BABY!

But on a serious note, how is it that Ron seems to poll in single digits in most states yet somehow polls double digits in national polls? I'm not complaining by any means, but the numbers just don't seem to add . :confused:

[kylejack]

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[acptulsa]

But on a serious note, how is it that Ron seems to poll in single digits in most states yet somehow polls double digits in national polls? I'm not complaining by any means, but the numbers just don't seem to add . :confused:

It's all in how carefully you hand-select the states you poll.

[TexMac]

Bachmann is sinking, melting, meeeellllting!

[kylejack]

(Austin Powers voice) YEAH BABY!

But on a serious note, how is it that Ron seems to poll in single digits in most states yet somehow polls double digits in national polls? I'm not complaining by any means, but the numbers just don't seem to add . :confused:
The most recent poll out of Iowa is 14%.

Anyway, we're probably polling much better in states that are later in the selection process, like say, MS?