New polling out of South Carolina should spark some fear in the eyes of the Anti-Romney camp. Romney will win New Hampshire. The following state is South Carolina, a state he struggled in in 2008. If he were to win South Carolina, it would be nearly impossible for any of his opponents to halt his momentum or continue to raise money to qualify for future states. The main problem for many of the candidates is qualifying for future contests such as Virginia. Only Romney and Paul got the 10,000 signitures and were able to qualify. All of the other candidates will not be on the ballot and won't be able to win any delegates. It takes a very good organization to secure your name on the ballot in many of these states, and without a good grassroots following and ground game, most all of the candidates, except Romney and Paul, appear poised to not make the cut. The Anti-Romney goal should be to rally around one conservative candidate out of the three ramining (Santorum, Gingrich, and Perry) coming out of New Hampshire. That would give them the best shot of beating Romney in South Carolina, thus allowing time to raise more money heading into the following states of Florida and Nevada.
South Carolina Primary:
Romney 27%
Santorum 24%
Gingrich 18%
rasmussenreports.com
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