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Sematary
12-05-2007, 09:54 PM
http://www.grassfire.org:80/94/survey.asp?PID=14404094

Sematary
12-05-2007, 10:00 PM
some results:

Ron Paul Rising
Rep. Ron Paul showed the biggest gain from Grassfire’s May poll, rising from seventh position (6 percent) to a solid third position (13 percent) – a more than a 50 percent increase in support among grassroots conservatives. Mike Huckabee’s support also rose, from 3 to 7 percent. “Paul’s rise shows that conservatives are not all that thrilled with the anointed frontrunners,” says Elliott. “Paul’s message is resonating with many conservatives, and it would be wise for the other candidates to take note.”

Other findings:

•Giuiliani expected to win: Although they favor Thompson, conservatives still expect Giuliani to win the nomination.

•Giuliani could spark exodus: Conservatives warn of an exodus should Giuliani face Clinton in the general election with 29% indicating they would abstain or vote for a third party -- an increase of 4% from Grassfire’s May poll. Slightly less (25%) warned of an exodus in a Romney-Clinton general election.

•Clinton expected to win: Conservatives now overwhelmingly expect Clinton to win the Democratic nomination (70%, up from 50% in May). The expectation of an Obama nomination dropped nearly in half (29% to 15%).

•McCain done: Conservatives have given up on the McCain campaign. The Senator lost half his support (down to 4%) while dropping by two-thirds among those who think he is likely to win (14% to 4%).

•Iraq war support dropping: Support for “staying the course” in Iraq dropped from 67% in May to 58% in August, while the percentage of conservatives calling for withdrawal rose from 16% to 22%.

Survey methodology
Grassfire.org conducted the survey August 27-September 2. All active Grassfire.org team members were invited to participate. 39,440 participated. The survey has a margin of error of less than 1% at a 99% confidence level for the Grassfire.org audience of approximately 1 million grassroots conservatives.

http://www.firesociety.com/blog/107/17296

Sematary
12-05-2007, 10:26 PM
bumpeth

dsentell
12-05-2007, 10:29 PM
I had been wondering about what this survey showed. Thanks for the info!

RoamZero
12-05-2007, 10:43 PM
You'd think with 22% favoring withdrawal that Paul's support would be around that range.

Maximilian American
12-05-2007, 10:48 PM
Voted! Lets get on this guys!

www.grassfire.org/94/survey.asp?PID=15036624&NID=1