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    PPP Poll - West Virginia Republican Presidential Primary

    West Virginia (PDF Warning)
    5/11 - 5/12
    314 likely Republican primary voters
    +/-5.5%

    Huckabee 21% (24%)
    Palin 15% (13%)
    Romney 15% (11%)
    Gingrich 12% (9%)
    Paul 9% (3%)
    Trump 9%
    Bachmann 4% (3%)
    Pawlenty 3%

    The results in parenthesis are from PPP's poll conducted 4/21 to 4/24.



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    I think we can do better than that poll implies in WV.

    "Primary voters" do not select the GOP candidate all on their lonesome. If Ron Paul were to win or do very well in the GOP Convention selection, that number would climb. He's catchin' on.
    Genuine, willful, aggressive ignorance is the one sure way to tick me off. I wish I could say you were trolling. I know better, and it's just sad.

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    Well, that's not as bad as I feared, when you didn't say the amount in the heading. At least it's up from 3%

    Quote Originally Posted by MelissaWV View Post
    I think we can do better than that poll implies in WV.

    "Primary voters" do not select the GOP candidate all on their lonesome. If Ron Paul were to win or do very well in the GOP Convention selection, that number would climb. He's catchin' on.
    I'd go further and say that until I heard of Ron Paul I myself was NOT a 'likely primary voter' and that they should be calling UNlikely people....
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    He moved from 21 points behind from first to 12 points behind in less than a month. I'm sure the debate helped him.

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    1st place in the 30-45 age crowd @ 21%.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tsai3904 View Post
    He moved from 21 points behind from first to 12 points behind in less than a month. I'm sure the debate helped him.
    +/- 5% isn't exactly something to go on as far as that goes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sailingaway View Post
    Well, that's not as bad as I feared, when you didn't say the amount in the heading. At least it's up from 3%



    I'd go further and say that until I heard of Ron Paul I myself was NOT a 'likely primary voter' and that they should be calling UNlikely people....
    No no... you misunderstand me. The kingmakers here are the likely primary voters, but only that segment which is vocal and clever enough to get elected as delegates for the GOP Convention.

    Last time, we did okay. This time, there's no reason to think it can't be more successful.
    Genuine, willful, aggressive ignorance is the one sure way to tick me off. I wish I could say you were trolling. I know better, and it's just sad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MelissaWV View Post
    No no... you misunderstand me. The kingmakers here are the likely primary voters, but only that segment which is vocal and clever enough to get elected as delegates for the GOP Convention.

    Last time, we did okay. This time, there's no reason to think it can't be more successful.
    I hope it is. Nevada has passed rules keeping delegates from switching candidates even if theirs drops out which is going to limit us there.
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    Wow, we can definitely say that Ron's numbers have been rising.

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    Do you have the numbers without Huckabee, Trump, and Palin?
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    ". Nevada has passed rules keeping delegates from switching candidates even if theirs drops out which is going to limit us there"

    Not necessarily. It will keep them from unifying in so-called "unity" slates to keep us from getting any delegates. We saw that way too many times in 2008.

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    Quote Originally Posted by realtonygoodwin View Post
    Do you have the numbers without Huckabee, Trump, and Palin?
    No, they didn't poll those possibilities.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Badger Paul View Post
    ". Nevada has passed rules keeping delegates from switching candidates even if theirs drops out which is going to limit us there"

    Not necessarily. It will keep them from unifying in so-called "unity" slates to keep us from getting any delegates. We saw that way too many times in 2008.
    But in NV last time they unified for RON.
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    These polls are starting to piss me off. Why do they keep polling on candidates who aren't running? If they limited the polls to candidates who are actually running, who would they then have to admit is the frontrunner? How can these pollsters be properly called out for this farce?
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    Pointless poll. West Virginia is a caucus.

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    Angry

    In 08 the WV RP folks sold out to Huck because that's what the "party" wanted. It's an old boys club there and that didn't help but the majority of people there were spineless, necon twits.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Libertytree View Post
    In 08 the WV RP folks sold out to Huck because that's what the "party" wanted. It's an old boys club there and that didn't help but the majority of people there were spineless, necon twits.
    So how do get around this obstacle?

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    I'm counting on the polls as a whole to end up being a fairly accurate reflection of the eventual vote totals, just like it was in '08.

    But he seems to be polling a LOT better than he did last time around this time of year. Did we even break double digits in ANY poll last time?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dude58677 View Post
    Pointless poll. West Virginia is a caucus.
    That 9% is going to translate to a lot more in the causes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by t0rnado View Post
    That 9% is going to translate to a lot more in the causes.
    A caucus vote takes place in early February for 18 delegates and a second vote takes place for 9 delegates in a primary. The second vote not only has less delegates but also it is a time when most candidates drop out of the race. Also it doesn'tean we can't try to become chairman so we can change the rules for the second vote.
    Last edited by dude58677; 05-12-2011 at 10:44 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by t0rnado View Post
    That 9% is going to translate to a lot more in the causes.
    I hope!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Libertytree View Post
    In 08 the WV RP folks sold out to Huck because that's what the "party" wanted. It's an old boys club there and that didn't help but the majority of people there were spineless, necon twits.
    Good to see you have zero idea what you are talking about. That decision was not made by "the party." That decision was made by Ron Paul supporters, who were there in just enough numbers to wind up 4th in the voting (which puts your candidate OUT of the running... no write-in, no chance, no nothing) but to be courted by Romney and Huckabee people, who needed the numbers to win the next round decisively. In exchange? Three national delegates.

    If you still think 0 > 3, your math is questionable.

    I would love to know who the "majority" that were "spineless neocon twits" supposedly were. Was it Ed Burgess, who was there giving support and an incredibly introductory speech? Maybe it was my husband and I, who didn't eat that day, but drove down from Morgantown (with a whole lot of people we helped educate on the electoral process, and who we helped register GOP way back when it was actually helpful to do so). Maybe it was the other grassroots folks who were there.

    Or maybe, in your eyes, the only "true Ron Paul supporters" were those who walked out after the first round, wasted their trip, and basically told Ron Paul "screw politics; our egos are way more important than getting you any delegates today."
    Genuine, willful, aggressive ignorance is the one sure way to tick me off. I wish I could say you were trolling. I know better, and it's just sad.



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