Posted on 12/29/2007 11:27:07 AM PST by advance_copy
Mitt Romney leads among men with 28%, followed by Mike Huckabee with 23%, John McCain with 11%, and Fred Thompson with 11%. Among women, Romney leads with 37%, followed by Huckabee at 23%, McCain at 11%, and Rudy Giuliani at 9%. 21% of likely Republican caucus participants remain undecided of say they could change their minds before January 3.
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Another bought and paid for poll. Yawn!
If Huckabee would only make another apology...
I think he should apologize for Global warming... oh no, wait, Al Gore just did that in Bali...
Maybe... he could apologize for the assassination of Benazir Bhutto?
Oh... he did?
Umm....
[Another bought and paid for poll. Yawn!]
That’s what I always say when polls don’t show what I want them to also.
So Romney is actually ahead by double digits?
Almost, he’s up by 9.
Well? where’s your tagline website?
With numbers like that and only a few days left, Romney is going to win this one. IMHO
If you are right, I’d be pretty happy. I am not confident. I’m getting ready to put my Romney ‘08 bumper sticker on my truck but will be happy if it is Fred ‘08 instead. I’ll rally to Mitt when he wins it like you’ve never seen before. But deep down inside, I’ll be wishing it was the Tennessee gentleman.
So, let me get this straight - this poll shows Romney up by 9, while the LA Times poll shows Huckabee up by 13?
Pretty large margin of error. Like they say, the only poll that matters is the one they take on election day.
Here are 4 "men" who are for Fred... ha ha:
stuck at 12. well, ok, 11.
ARG’s last poll had Thompson at 3%.
No that is what you say when the poll is a mile different from other results.
Huckabee should apologize for say that Clinton should not have been impeached.
LA Times poll (Dec 20-23 & 26) was done 80% pre-Christmas, and 100% pre-Bhutto (which means pre-Huckabee foul-ups on Pakistan). It is also before the most recent Romney ad blitz.
Huckabee’s raise had peeled off support from candidates like Fred, it would be interesting to see who gets his support once huckabee slips in the polls.
I see that the fat lady has entered the building.
Since no polling group has figured out a way to predict who will attend the caucus, we see variations in the 10-15% range.
There are also so many undecideds. Will they go? Who will they break for?
The reality is no one knows what will happen.
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