Insider Advantage/Majority Opinion Research Poll: McCain +11 in Georgia

Insider Advantage/Majority Opinion Research ^ | 1-31-08 | Insider Advantage/Majority Opinion Research

[GraniteStateConservative]

Candidate	Total	Age 18-29	Age 30-44	Age 45-64	Age 65+	White	Black	Other	GOP	Dem	Ind
McCain	35.0	51.3	31.9	26.1	43.3	35.0	32.7	45.4	34.7	56.6	29.5
Huckabee	24.0	8.7	30.7	28.0	17.9	24.0	42.4	.0	24.6	24.1	20.5
Romney	24.0	.0	25.7	26.2	29.5	24.8	.0	21.5	26.3	.0	17.5

11% Undecided. 6% Ron Paul + Other.

[GraniteStateConservative]

Title is to be modified to say +11.

[icwhatudo]

Wow, not too shabby for Romney.

[Hoodlum91]

56% Dem support. Enough said.

[arderkrag]

What can I say? My state sucks...except for the beaches.

[dawn53]

McCain has the “youts” and the “old fogeys.”

[Chunga]

Huckabee needs to get out.

[Chunga]

My state sucks

Georgia's a great place to live, jerk.

[riverdawg]

This is interesting. I thought the “conventional wisdom” had Georgia in the Huckabee column.

[Greg F]

They did have Huckabee in the lead.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/ga/georgia_republican_primary-267.html

Either the polls diverge or McCain has jumped up.

[Redmen4ever]

I currently have GA in the Huckabee column; but, it looks like Romney has succeeded in convincing enough people that it’s a two man race.

(I thought Romney hurt the chance of keeping this thing going through Super Tuesday by arguing that Huckabee was irrelevent.)

[Mogollon]

Wonder if the Huckabee voters know that James Dobson has given a “stealth” endorsement to Romney.

[Norman Bates]

The McCain List.

[GraniteStateConservative]

This is interesting. I thought the “conventional wisdom” had Georgia in the Huckabee column.

This reflects a post-FL bounce.

[tanaka]

Latest PPP poll in Georgia:
Romney 32
McAmnesty 31
Huckabee 24

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1963681/posts

[GraniteStateConservative]

That company had McCain beating Huckabee by 8 in SC, well outside the MOE. Most other polls (Reuters/CSpan/Zogby and Insider Advantage, the best of the bunch with calls of a tie or a 1-point McCain lead) had McCain leading inside MOE, which is what happened-- he won by 3 points. I don't know that you can draw much from PPP's polls of Republican primary voters.

I'll go with Insider Advantage for polls of Southern Republican primary voters, since they can say they at least got it right once. The two companies I cited above also called for a narrow McCain win in FL, which was right.