ignoranceisntbliss
01-03-2008, 02:47 AM
Been waiting eons for these results I had to subscribe to their damn email for.
LINK:
http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/newsmax_poll_leaders/2008/01/02/61241.html?s=al&promo_code=422F-1
Newsmax’s Internet primary poll of the Republican race for president is released today – with more than 400,000 respondents to our non-scientific survey.
With 23% of the vote, Congressman Ron Paul wins our online survey. Paul has the most aggressive internet presence of any Republican candidate and has already won several online polls, not to mention raising $20 million last quarter, mostly online.
Pulling solid numbers behind Paul were Fred Thompson with 19% of the vote, and Mike Huckabee, a late rising star, with 16%.
Newsmax poll respondents believe Rudy Giuliani – with 28% of the vote – has the best chance of defeating Hillary Clinton.
The Newsmax poll shows surprisingly little support for former front-runner John McCain.
Among the Republicans listed in the poll results, Newt Gingrich has not announced that he will seek the nomination, and Tom Tancredo and Sam Brownback have dropped out of the race.
Newsmax will provide the results of this poll to major media and share them with radio talk show hosts across the country.
Newsmax reports have been cited by national major media, including Fox News, CNN and MSNBC.
Here are the poll questions and results:
1) In the following field, who is your 2008 candidate?
Sam Brownback: 0.46 percent
Newt Gingrich: 3 percent
Rudy Giuliani: 13.9 percent
Mike Huckabee: 16.2 percent
Duncan Hunter: 3 percent
John McCain: 3.9 percent
Ron Paul: 23.4 percent
Mitt Romney: 14.7 percent
Tom Tancredo: 1.9 percent
Fred Thompson: 18.7 percent
Alan Keyes: 0.92 percent
2) Which candidate is best able to defeat Hillary Clinton in the ’08 election?
Sam Brownback: 0.25 percent
Newt Gingrich: 2.7 percent
Rudy Giuliani: 27.8 percent
Mike Huckabee: 11.4 percent
Duncan Hunter: 1.3 percent
John McCain: 3.9 percent
Ron Paul: 20.4 percent
Mitt Romney: 13.8 percent
Tom Tancredo: 0.79 percent
Fred Thompson: 17 percent
Alan Keyes: 0.54 percent
3) Which candidate most closely represents your views?
Sam Brownback: 0.76 percent
Newt Gingrich: 4.5 percent
Rudy Giuliani: 8.9 percent
Mike Huckabee: 17.2 percent
Duncan Hunter: 4.9 percent
John McCain: 3.9 percent
Ron Paul: 24.3 percent
Mitt Romney: 12.7 percent
Tom Tancredo: 3.3 percent
Fred Thompson: 17.4 percent
Alan Keyes: 2 percent
4) Which candidate is best qualified to lead the war on terror?
Sam Brownback: 0.33 percent
Newt Gingrich: 3.7 percent
Rudy Giuliani: 22.7 percent
Mike Huckabee: 9.1 percent
Duncan Hunter: 3.8 percent
John McCain: 11.6 percent
Ron Paul: 21.2 percent
Mitt Romney: 9.5 percent
Tom Tancredo: 1.8 percent
Fred Thompson: 15.5 percent
Alan Keyes: 0.76 percent
5) Do you believe the Republican nominee, if elected, should pursue George Bush’s domestic policies?
Yes, pursue them: 29 percent
No, chart new course: 71 percent
6) Do you believe the Republican nominee, if elected, should pursue George Bush’s foreign and war on terror policies?
Yes, pursue them: 54 percent
No, chart new course: 46 percent
© 2008 Newsmax. All rights reserved.
LINK:
http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/newsmax_poll_leaders/2008/01/02/61241.html?s=al&promo_code=422F-1
Newsmax’s Internet primary poll of the Republican race for president is released today – with more than 400,000 respondents to our non-scientific survey.
With 23% of the vote, Congressman Ron Paul wins our online survey. Paul has the most aggressive internet presence of any Republican candidate and has already won several online polls, not to mention raising $20 million last quarter, mostly online.
Pulling solid numbers behind Paul were Fred Thompson with 19% of the vote, and Mike Huckabee, a late rising star, with 16%.
Newsmax poll respondents believe Rudy Giuliani – with 28% of the vote – has the best chance of defeating Hillary Clinton.
The Newsmax poll shows surprisingly little support for former front-runner John McCain.
Among the Republicans listed in the poll results, Newt Gingrich has not announced that he will seek the nomination, and Tom Tancredo and Sam Brownback have dropped out of the race.
Newsmax will provide the results of this poll to major media and share them with radio talk show hosts across the country.
Newsmax reports have been cited by national major media, including Fox News, CNN and MSNBC.
Here are the poll questions and results:
1) In the following field, who is your 2008 candidate?
Sam Brownback: 0.46 percent
Newt Gingrich: 3 percent
Rudy Giuliani: 13.9 percent
Mike Huckabee: 16.2 percent
Duncan Hunter: 3 percent
John McCain: 3.9 percent
Ron Paul: 23.4 percent
Mitt Romney: 14.7 percent
Tom Tancredo: 1.9 percent
Fred Thompson: 18.7 percent
Alan Keyes: 0.92 percent
2) Which candidate is best able to defeat Hillary Clinton in the ’08 election?
Sam Brownback: 0.25 percent
Newt Gingrich: 2.7 percent
Rudy Giuliani: 27.8 percent
Mike Huckabee: 11.4 percent
Duncan Hunter: 1.3 percent
John McCain: 3.9 percent
Ron Paul: 20.4 percent
Mitt Romney: 13.8 percent
Tom Tancredo: 0.79 percent
Fred Thompson: 17 percent
Alan Keyes: 0.54 percent
3) Which candidate most closely represents your views?
Sam Brownback: 0.76 percent
Newt Gingrich: 4.5 percent
Rudy Giuliani: 8.9 percent
Mike Huckabee: 17.2 percent
Duncan Hunter: 4.9 percent
John McCain: 3.9 percent
Ron Paul: 24.3 percent
Mitt Romney: 12.7 percent
Tom Tancredo: 3.3 percent
Fred Thompson: 17.4 percent
Alan Keyes: 2 percent
4) Which candidate is best qualified to lead the war on terror?
Sam Brownback: 0.33 percent
Newt Gingrich: 3.7 percent
Rudy Giuliani: 22.7 percent
Mike Huckabee: 9.1 percent
Duncan Hunter: 3.8 percent
John McCain: 11.6 percent
Ron Paul: 21.2 percent
Mitt Romney: 9.5 percent
Tom Tancredo: 1.8 percent
Fred Thompson: 15.5 percent
Alan Keyes: 0.76 percent
5) Do you believe the Republican nominee, if elected, should pursue George Bush’s domestic policies?
Yes, pursue them: 29 percent
No, chart new course: 71 percent
6) Do you believe the Republican nominee, if elected, should pursue George Bush’s foreign and war on terror policies?
Yes, pursue them: 54 percent
No, chart new course: 46 percent
© 2008 Newsmax. All rights reserved.