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AgentPaul001
01-04-2008, 02:45 AM
Foreword: Rasmussen polled Huckabee in first and Romney in second like the results and all of their polls were within 5% of the final result for each candidate. A large margin, however they were closer then most to the final tally.

NATIONAL RASMUSSEN POLL - JANUARY 3rd
18% - Romney (+2%)
17% - McCain
16% - Huckabee
13% - Guliani (-2%)
13% - Thompson (+1%)
7% - Paul


COMMENTS
McCain has gathered the most momentum recently. He is up 5% over the last two weeks. Huckabee has lost 9% from his all time high two weeks ago, but he is stabalizing. Guliani's campaign is in a total free fall, down 10% in a month (steady downtrend). Thompson is consistently polling around around 12% down a slight bit from a month ago, but overall within the margin of error.

Paul jumped up to 7% in the last week (was hovering around 5%) and has held steady for about a week.

It'll be interesting to see Rasmussen's latest polling results in a few days. Should reflect some of the Iowa results and hopefully give us an idea of where New Hampshire is heading.
Micahyah
01-04-2008, 02:50 AM
if we double our support, we will be right in the thick of the front.

Can the grassroots do that? I think so.
Trassin
01-04-2008, 02:55 AM
if we double our support, we will be right in the thick of the front.

Can the grassroots do that? I think so.

Campaign has given us a great tool to help get Ron Paul's name out to potential supporters, Voters.RonPaul.com. Now people just need to commit to doing real "work" in the real world.
AgentPaul001
01-04-2008, 03:05 AM
I should clarify, Rasmussen's predictions for IOWA were within 5%, their NATIONAL predictions were obviously much further off and not relevant since each state is so unique.

The Polling numbers for New Hampshire are significantly different, but these are the latest, and at a national level.,
slacker921
01-04-2008, 05:28 AM
link above should be http://voters.ronpaul2008.com/ I think...
RonPaulFTFW
01-04-2008, 07:16 AM
If we keep making commercials about abortion we might as well quit now.

The campaign has to wake up.
jab
01-04-2008, 07:47 AM
Very true statement.


If we keep making commercials about abortion we might as well quit now.

The campaign has to wake up.
maeqFREEDOMfree
01-04-2008, 08:13 AM
If we keep making commercials about abortion we might as well quit now.

The campaign has to wake up.

agreed
Eponym_mi
01-04-2008, 08:19 AM
No more BS about the polls! The numbers are fairly accurate and we need to act accordingly. No excuses!:mad:

I am encouraged by those numbers though because the gap between 1st and last is small. We need to keep whittling away at the competition. And all the problems the other candidates are having with money will help.:)
Eponym_mi
01-04-2008, 08:24 AM
If we keep making commercials about abortion we might as well quit now.

I think it is totally assinine, but that is all people base their decision on in some areas. One of my neighbors is like that. I'm pro-life too, but recognize that government is not the answer to this problem.
Vaughn
01-04-2008, 11:23 AM
If we keep making commercials about abortion we might as well quit now.

The campaign has to wake up.

We have a commercial on abortion running in NH? You got to be kidding me...