Mitt Romney 45%
Newt Gingrich 25%
Rick Santorum 11%
Undecided10%
Ron 9%
Las Vegas Review-Journal and 8NewsNow
01/03/2012
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Thursday, February 2, 2012
New Polling Data
2012 Arizona Republican Primary
Romney 48%
Gingrich 24%
Santorum 13%
Paul 6%
2012 Michigan Republican Primary
Romney 38%
Gingrich 23%
Santorum 17%
Paul 14%
rasmussenreports.com
Romney 48%
Gingrich 24%
Santorum 13%
Paul 6%
2012 Michigan Republican Primary
Romney 38%
Gingrich 23%
Santorum 17%
Paul 14%
rasmussenreports.com
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Florida Predictions
Tonight is the night for Mitt Romney. Tonight, he will not only win Florida, but win big. This will then make him virtually unbeatable in the Republican Primary. Look for Romney to follow up todays potential win with a major victory in Nevada on Saturday. Here are the predictions.
1st- Romney (42%-47%)
2nd- Gingrich (27%-32%)
3rd-Santorum (12%-17%)
4th-Paul (7%-11%)
1st- Romney (42%-47%)
2nd- Gingrich (27%-32%)
3rd-Santorum (12%-17%)
4th-Paul (7%-11%)
Saturday, January 21, 2012
South Carolina Predictions
With only hours before votes begin to be counted, a major shift has taken place in South Carolina within the last week. Romneys large lead has faded, and Gingrich has risen to the top with two strong debate outings. The unfair attacks on Romney for his taxes (no other candidate has ever been asked to release all of their taxes this early. Paul and Santorum have not released thiers, yet are not getting the same treatment) have strongly damaged him. Romneys pure inability to counter attack the liberal minded claims coming from his Republican rivals have greatly hurt his campaign. With that said, this should serve as a turning point in the campaign making this a two man race between Romney and Gingrich heading into Florida, a state where Romney currently leads by double digits. Here are tonights predictions.
1st-Gingrich
2nd-Romney
3rd-Ron Paul
4th-Rick Santorum
It must be stated that if under some circumstance Romney were to win South Carolina, he would have the nomination in the bag going forward. This is a must win for Gingrich. Best case for him would be a win by more than 8% and getting more than 37% of the vote. Romneys campaign has set a target of 33-34%. If they reach that than they met expectations set by the media and shouldn't lose too much ground heading into Florida. If Romney fails to get more than 30%, he will be forced to deal with a Gingrich bounce in Florida. However, expect a suprise in the days leading up to the contest. An endorsment by Conservative Florida Senator darling Marco Rubio for Mitt Romney.
1st-Gingrich
2nd-Romney
3rd-Ron Paul
4th-Rick Santorum
It must be stated that if under some circumstance Romney were to win South Carolina, he would have the nomination in the bag going forward. This is a must win for Gingrich. Best case for him would be a win by more than 8% and getting more than 37% of the vote. Romneys campaign has set a target of 33-34%. If they reach that than they met expectations set by the media and shouldn't lose too much ground heading into Florida. If Romney fails to get more than 30%, he will be forced to deal with a Gingrich bounce in Florida. However, expect a suprise in the days leading up to the contest. An endorsment by Conservative Florida Senator darling Marco Rubio for Mitt Romney.
Sunday, January 15, 2012
National Republican Primary; Mitt Romney pulling away?
With each passing day since the New Hampshire primary, it appears Republicans are beginning to rally around Mitt Romney. For most of the primary season he failed to reach more than 25%, but according to new polling done within the last week, that has changed.
Romney 37%
Santorum 14%
Gingrich 13%
Paul 12%
Perry 5%
Huntsman 3%
Other 1%
Gallup.com 1/15/12
Romney 37%
Santorum 14%
Gingrich 13%
Paul 12%
Perry 5%
Huntsman 3%
Other 1%
Gallup.com 1/15/12
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