Gallup Poll

[Gravik]

http://www.gallup.com/poll/election.aspx


*Sigh* Not looking good...

Gallup: National:
Romney: 35%
Santorum: 23%
Gingrich: 16%
Paul: 11%

[Student Of Paulism]

Yea, i think we get it now. It's 11 or 12% all the time. Move along. Well im sure Mitt is thankful to Ron for helping him knock Rick down so much and get the votes to go to him instead of Ron lol

[Gravik]

I wish Ron would pull the gloves off and hammer the fuck out of Romney already....

[SCOTUSman]

We are literally in last place in every poll released the last two days, except the PPP Washington poll.

Washignton (PPP): Romney 37, Santorum 32, Paul 16, Santorum 13
Ohio (Quinnipiac): Santorum 35, Romney 31, Gingrich 17, Paul 12
Ohio (Rasmussen): Santorum 33, Romney 31, Gingrich 15, Paul 11
Georgia (Rasmussen): Gingrich 38, Romney 26, Santorum 7, Paul 7
Georgia (WSTB): Gingrich 42, Romney 22, Santorum 16, Paul 5
Oklahoma (Huff Post): Santorum 38, Romney 30, Gingirch 22, Paul 9
North Carolina (PPP): Santorum 31, ROmney 25, Gingrich 23, Paul 8
Tennessee (MTSU): Santorum 40, Romney 19, Gingrich 13, Paul 11
Wisconsin (PPP): Santorum 43, Romney 27, Gingrich 10, Paul 8
Virginia (Roanoke): Romney 56, Paul 21
National (Gallup): Romney 35, Santorum 23, Gingrich 16, Paul 11
National (Rasmussen): Romney 40, Santorum 24, Gingrich 16, Paul 12

[justatrey]

Since the mainstream media will never create an artificial surge for us like they have for the others, the only other way is a win. Preferably on a day when no other states vote, so that there is nothing else for them to talk about. As in tomorrow. I'm sure it's foolish but I'm still hoping for the miracle. There appears to be at least a chance anyway.

[matt0611]

We are literally in last place in every poll released the last two days, except the PPP Washington poll.

Washignton (PPP): Romney 37, Santorum 32, Paul 16, Santorum 13
Ohio (Quinnipiac): Santorum 35, Romney 31, Gingrich 17, Paul 12
Ohio (Rasmussen): Santorum 33, Romney 31, Gingrich 15, Paul 11
Georgia (Rasmussen): Gingrich 38, Romney 26, Santorum 7, Paul 7
Georgia (WSTB): Gingrich 42, Romney 22, Santorum 16, Paul 5
Oklahoma (Huff Post): Santorum 38, Romney 30, Gingirch 22, Paul 9
North Carolina (PPP): Santorum 31, ROmney 25, Gingrich 23, Paul 8
Tennessee (MTSU): Santorum 40, Romney 19, Gingrich 13, Paul 11
Wisconsin (PPP): Santorum 43, Romney 27, Gingrich 10, Paul 8
Virginia (Roanoke): Romney 56, Paul 21
National (Gallup): Romney 35, Santorum 23, Gingrich 16, Paul 11
National (Rasmussen): Romney 40, Santorum 24, Gingrich 16, Paul 12

Wow, people are really buying Santorum's social issues bull it seems. Looks like the republican sheeple are not ready for small government. Or actually winning any general elections. idiots

[carterm]

We are literally in last place in every poll released the last two days, except the PPP Washington poll.

Washignton (PPP): Romney 37, Santorum 32, Paul 16, Santorum 13
Ohio (Quinnipiac): Santorum 35, Romney 31, Gingrich 17, Paul 12
Ohio (Rasmussen): Santorum 33, Romney 31, Gingrich 15, Paul 11
Georgia (Rasmussen): Gingrich 38, Romney 26, Santorum 7, Paul 7
Georgia (WSTB): Gingrich 42, Romney 22, Santorum 16, Paul 5
Oklahoma (Huff Post): Santorum 38, Romney 30, Gingirch 22, Paul 9
North Carolina (PPP): Santorum 31, ROmney 25, Gingrich 23, Paul 8
Tennessee (MTSU): Santorum 40, Romney 19, Gingrich 13, Paul 11
Wisconsin (PPP): Santorum 43, Romney 27, Gingrich 10, Paul 8
Virginia (Roanoke): Romney 56, Paul 21
National (Gallup): Romney 35, Santorum 23, Gingrich 16, Paul 11
National (Rasmussen): Romney 40, Santorum 24, Gingrich 16, Paul 12

see any polls for idaho? alaska? vermont? north dakota? of course not.

[floridasun1983]

We are literally in last place in every poll released the last two days, except the PPP Washington poll.

Washignton (PPP): Romney 37, Santorum 32, Paul 16, Santorum 13
Ohio (Quinnipiac): Santorum 35, Romney 31, Gingrich 17, Paul 12
Ohio (Rasmussen): Santorum 33, Romney 31, Gingrich 15, Paul 11
Georgia (Rasmussen): Gingrich 38, Romney 26, Santorum 7, Paul 7
Georgia (WSTB): Gingrich 42, Romney 22, Santorum 16, Paul 5
Oklahoma (Huff Post): Santorum 38, Romney 30, Gingirch 22, Paul 9
North Carolina (PPP): Santorum 31, ROmney 25, Gingrich 23, Paul 8
Tennessee (MTSU): Santorum 40, Romney 19, Gingrich 13, Paul 11
Wisconsin (PPP): Santorum 43, Romney 27, Gingrich 10, Paul 8
Virginia (Roanoke): Romney 56, Paul 21
National (Gallup): Romney 35, Santorum 23, Gingrich 16, Paul 11
National (Rasmussen): Romney 40, Santorum 24, Gingrich 16, Paul 12Its not pretty.

[SCOTUSman]

There was actually one for Vermont three days ago, Paul was in 3rd in that one (No polls for ID, AK, or ND though....they never poll those states):
Three Day old polls:
Vermont (Castleton St. College): Romney 34, Santorum 27, Paul 14, Gingrich 10
New Jersey (Quinnipiac): Romney 38, Santorum 24, Paul 12, Gingrich 9
Four Day old polls:
Ohio (Ohio Poll/Uni of Cinc): Santorum 37, Romney 26, Gingrich 16, Paul 11
Georgia (Survey USA): Gingrich 39, Santorum 24, Romney 23, Paul 9

[SCOTUSman]

Wow, people are really buying Santorum's social issues bull it seems. Looks like the republican sheeple are not ready for small government. Or actually winning any general elections. idiots

The GOP has never been for small government. I don't get where people have thought this.

[Give me liberty]

Wow, people are really buying Santorum's social issues bull it seems. Looks like the republican sheeple are not ready for small government. Or actually winning any general elections. idiots

Yeah i agree with you.

[NoOneButPaul]

It's hard to win a fixed game.

But if we work to get our people elected throughout the nation then the game will change in the future...

We have to keep fighting for the bigger picture no matter what happens to Ron this summer.

[tbone717]

see any polls for idaho? alaska? vermont? north dakota? of course not.

Honestly I don't recall those states being polled in past elections either. Essentially, there are a lot of states that come up all at once, there are only so many man hours. I am guessing there is not much profit in polling those states, compared to the others.

[Give me liberty]

http://www.gallup.com/poll/election.aspx


*Sigh* Not looking good...

Gallup: National:
Romney: 35%
Santorum: 23%
Gingrich: 16%
Paul: 11%

They want Romney to win so bad.

[tbone717]

The GOP has never been for small government. I don't get where people have thought this.

You must not be involved at your local and state level then. Granted there is a lot of party leadership (the guys in the spotlight) that talk out of both sides of their mouth, but their actions do not represent the 55 million people that make up the GOP.

[SCOTUSman]

You must not be involved at your local and state level then. Granted there is a lot of party leadership (the guys in the spotlight) that talk out of both sides of their mouth, but their actions do not represent the 55 million people that make up the GOP.

LOL are you kidding me? I have been in paid positions (and non paying positions) for GOP campaigns on both a local and state level. Vast majority love big government. They are for prison industrial complex, or the drug wars, or foreign wars and the like. Easily.

Look at the GOP heroes like GWB, Nixon, Reagan...all GIGANTIC government guys. Welfare state, drug wars, foreign wars...

[tbone717]

LOL are you kidding me? I have been in paid positions (and non paying positions) for GOP campaigns on both a local and state level. Vast majority love big government. They are for prison industrial complex, or the drug wars, or foreign wars and the like. Easily.

Look at the GOP heroes like GWB, Nixon, Reagan...all GIGANTIC government guys. Welfare state, drug wars, foreign wars...

Well I am not sure where you live, but I have been involved for 25 years in South Jersey, the Philly suburbs and now in Central PA. And I have seen the opposite. In fact, our State Senator here in PA has as sound or even sounder libertarian/conservative positions as Paul.

[Keith and stuff]

We are literally in last place in every poll released the last two days, except the PPP Washington poll.
Oklahoma (Huff Post): Santorum 38, Romney 30, Gingirch 22, Paul 9

http://today.yougov.com/news/2012/03/01/super-tuesday-polls/


The Oklahoma race is nearly a toss-up, with Santorum leading at 28%, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney second at 25%, and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich trailing at 20%. (These differences are well within the 8.8% margin of error for the Oklahoma poll.)

[thoughtomator]

Like Dr. Paul says about abortion the problem is the morality of the people.

The solution is to make better people. Be an example. Educate. Disseminate information. Expose fraud. Get people off TV and onto the net instead.

[Keith and stuff]

The GOP has never been for small government. I don't get where people have thought this.

You should check out New Hampshire. We likely have more libertarian legislators than the other 49 states combined. Guess what, they are all Republicans.

[thoughtomator]

Oh also, if you are serious about wanting the numbers to change, the way to do it is through senior citizens - plain fact of the matter is that they vote like nobody's business and they also watch too much TV and don't get news from the Internet. Unless you firsthand intervene and tell them the truth they will have no reason to believe differently than what the teevee tells them.

[SCOTUSman]

http://today.yougov.com/news/2012/03/01/super-tuesday-polls/

That's another poll? Looks like 5 different states, different numbers than I have seen. Anyways from those state polls by Yougov:
Georgia: Gingrich 32, Romney 27, Santorum 17, Paul 10
Massachusetts: Romney 56, Santorum 16, Gingrich 5, Paul 5
Ohio: Santorum 33, Romney 27, Gingrich 12, Paul 9
Oklahoma: Santorum 28, Romney 25, Gingrich 20, Paul 8
Tennessee: Santorum 32, Romney 23, Gingrich 16, Paul 13

[SCOTUSman]

http://today.yougov.com/news/2012/03/01/super-tuesday-polls/

One state's gop isn't the national gop or largely the gop. NH GOP makes up very little of the GOP. Just look around nationally....and most state legislatures, governors, etc. that are the GOP. They are not small government people. We are disillusioned if we think that. Even the GOP's history.

[PaulSoHard]

Wasn't Paul supposed to have the support of some Superdelegate in Oklahoma or was I misinformed?

[SCOTUSman]

Wasn't Paul supposed to have the support of some Superdelegate in Oklahoma or was I misinformed?

According to the website keeping track, they know one of the three Oklahoma super delegates is backing Paul. They don't know for sure which one it is, but they are pretty sure they know who it is. So they aren't counting it exactly yet for RP. He also has an Iowa Super delegate at the moment (State Chair).

[Keith and stuff]

That's another poll? Looks like 5 different states, different numbers than I have seen. Anyways from those state polls by Yougov:
Georgia: Gingrich 32, Romney 27, Santorum 17, Paul 10
Massachusetts: Romney 56, Santorum 16, Gingrich 5, Paul 5
Ohio: Santorum 33, Romney 27, Gingrich 12, Paul 9
Oklahoma: Santorum 28, Romney 25, Gingrich 20, Paul 8
Tennessee: Santorum 32, Romney 23, Gingrich 16, Paul 13

It is the same poll. Check the link. This has already been explained on the RonPaulForums.

http://today.yougov.com/news/2012/03/01/super-tuesday-polls/


Which candidate will you vote for in the Republican primary election for president? [For undecided voters: Who are you leaning toward?]

Oklahoma (YouGov): Santorum 38%, Romney 30%, Gingirch 22%, Paul 9%

[KMX]

All thoes polls are full of shit

[Keith and stuff]

One state's gop isn't the national gop or largely the gop. NH GOP makes up very little of the GOP. Just look around nationally....and most state legislatures, governors, etc. that are the GOP. They are not small government people. We are disillusioned if we think that. Even the GOP's history.

I agree. It is the New Hampshire GOP though. There are lots of small government people in the NH GOP. The NH GOP loves small government people. It supports them with volunteers and money. I don't know about the GOP in your state, but the GOP isn't necessarily anti-small government.

[SCOTUSman]

I agree. It is the New Hampshire GOP though. There are lots of small government people in the NH GOP. The NH GOP loves small government people. It supports them with volunteers and money. I don't know about the GOP in your state, but the GOP isn't necessarily anti-small government.

Our country would be a lot better if it was like the government and politics of New Hampshire. Even a lot of the dems there aren't that statist....statism is not the rule in New Hampshire, it is virtually everywhere else of one kind or another.

[ChiChiChi]

Since the mainstream media will never create an artificial surge for us like they have for the others, the only other way is a win. Preferably on a day when no other states vote, so that there is nothing else for them to talk about. As in tomorrow. I'm sure it's foolish but I'm still hoping for the miracle. There appears to be at least a chance anyway.


The media never gave the OTHERS a surge until they won either. Not since the start of the primaries. Gingrich only go his after his big win, and Santorum only got his after his three state sweep



And KMX...do you HEAR yourself? So..every poll must be full of shit because YOU disagree with them? Come on.. Have some self respect, boy.

[RPit]

After the recent release of Romney's video presentation, he's going to crash hard. I think you're going to see a 3-way tie between Romney, Santorum and Gingrich.

The reason we don't get anywhere is because of electability. But if we win WA. The things could change VERY FAST! Lets hope for the best.

I personally would like to thank EVERYONE who helped get out the vote in WA. If we win, cheer yourself, if we don't then we tried our best but we still won for the cause of liberty :)

[J_White]

that is the sad truth !!


Wow, people are really buying Santorum's social issues bull it seems. Looks like the republican sheeple are not ready for small government. Or actually winning any general elections. idiots

[WD-NY]

that is the sad truth !!

They're buying it bc Ron won't give a formal speech that intellectually efficerates the perversion of conservatism that Santorum represents.