New American Research Group Poll (ARG) for Alabama, Arizona, Oklahoma and Utah

National Journal ^ | 2/14/07

[areafiftyone]

2008 Polls: Alabama, Arizona, Oklahoma, and Utah

The American Research Group released four new 2008 presidential primary polls.

Among Democrats, Sen. Hillary Clinton leads in all four states, with Sen. Barack Obama second in Arizona, Alabama and Utah and John Edwards second in Oklahoma.

Among Republicans, Rudy Giuliani leads in Alabama and Oklahoma, Sen. John McCain leads in Arizona and Mitt Romney leads in Utah.

HERE IS THE ACTUAL POLL FROM ARG

 

February 14, 2007 - Presidential Preferences

Democrats	AL	AZ	OK	UT
Biden	-	-	3%	2%
Clark	3%	1%	2%	1%
Clinton	44%	33%	40%	31%
Dodd	3%	-	1%	3%
Edwards	11%	13%	16%	9%
Gravel		-	-	1%	-
Kucinich	-	1%	1%	1%
Obama	13%	24%	15%	18%
Richardson	1%	4%	2%	1%
Vilsack	1%	3%	2%	16%
Undecided	23%	22%	18%	20%

For details, click on the R or D for each state in the column on the left under 2008 Presidential Polls.

Republicans	AL	AZ	OK	UT
Brownback	1%	3%	-	1%
Gilmore	-	-		2%	-
Giuliani	31%	21%	37%	13%
Gingrich	25%	11%	3%	6%
Hagel	1%	-	-	3%
Huckabee	2%	-	14%	-
Hunter	1%	-	-	1%
McCain	19%	45%	21%	21%
Pataki	-	-	-	-
Paul	-	-		-	-
Romney	3%	2%	2%	40%
Tancredo	-	-	-	-
Thompson	-	-	-	2%
Undecided	16%	18%	21%	15%

[PhiKapMom]

We vote 5 February as part of that Tuesday that other States are now moving to -- if Rudy is polling that well in the heart of Middle America, then he will be doing just fine in the Red States.

[You Dirty Rats]

That battle will be almost as big in NY as Ali-Frazier I.

[RWR8189]

Two of the four states polled are basically home states for some of the candidates, making them irrelevant.

I suppose Oklahoma is as relevant as anyone, but the focus is always on South Carolina.

And unless something changes Alabama doesn't vote until May.

[PhiKapMom]

I see why Reagan talked about the extreme right with some disgust.

Can remember when he talked about it and now I understand completely what he meant. He was all about compromise for the better good of everyone to get part of what you want. But then some folks on here have rewritten history of President Reagan. He was a great negotiator IMHO. He knew how to get the most that he could get on any one issue.

[muleskinner]

I will never, ever, ever -well hardly ever never - most assuredly, morally, ethic'lly
Spiritually, physically
Positively, absolutely
Undeniably and reliably ever, vote for Rudy

(Hydro-spam)

[NorCalRepub]

Reagan was frustrated with some on the far right that wouldn't compromise and if they didn't get everything they would pick up their toys and go home.....as far as I'm concerned, the extreme on both sides are too intolerant and short sighted......

[colorcountry]

Romney leads in Utah???

Now THAT'S a surprise! < /sarcasm>

[areafiftyone]

Oklahomans sent Teddy Bears and a brand new fire truck to help out Mayor Giuliani and the city of NY.

Yes! I often see that truck go rushing by. The firehouse that houses it is right by my office. It says "Spirit of Oklahoma"

[Don Carlos]

Thanks for reminding me about Rudy's support after the Murrah bombing, PKM. I had forgotten.

At this point, I'm in Rudy's camp, and so is Mrs Carlos. I have reservations about a couple of things, such as abortion (I'm Catholic) and RKBA, (I'm retired USAF and a hard-core 2nd amendment supporter). I think Rudy will do well in "flyover country".

The other two? No way! Choosing between a proven leader (Rudy), and two who have not proven anything except they will say whatever it takes is easy! Unless a messiah stept up, I'm for Rudy!

[Don Carlos]

stept = steps. My bad!

[areafiftyone]

but the focus is always on South Carolina.

Presidential Primary Preference:

 

South Carolina
Likely Republican Primary Voters	December 2006
Brownback	-
Gilmore	-
Giuliani	28%
Gingrich	15%
Hagel	-
Huckabee	1%
Hunter	-
McCain	35%
Pataki	-
Romney	5%
Thompson	-
Undecided	16%

 

Preference by party:

 

South Carolina
Likely Republican Primary Voters	Republicans (80%)	Independents (20%)
Brownback	-	-
Gilmore	-	-
Giuliani	28%	29%
Gingrich	18%	2%
Hagel	-	-
Huckabee	1%	-
Hunter	-	-
McCain	33%	41%
Pataki	-	-
Romney	5%	5%
Thompson	-	-
Undecided	15%	23%

 

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About this Survey -

Survey Sponsor: American Research Group, Inc.

The American Research Group has been conducting surveys of voters since 1985.

Sample Size: 600 completed telephone interviews among a random sample of likely Republican primary voters living in South Carolina (480 Republicans and 120 independent voters).

Sample Dates: December 21-23, 2006

Margin of Error: ± 4 percentage points, 95% of the time, on questions where opinion is evenly split.

Question Wording:

If the 2008 Republican presidential preference primary were being held today between (names rotated) Sam Brownback, Jim Gilmore, Rudy Giuliani, Newt Gingrich, Chuck Hagel, Mike Huckabee, Duncan Hunter, John McCain, George Pataki, Mitt Romney, and Tommy Thompson, for whom would you vote?

Would you say that you definitely plan to vote in the 2008 Republican presidential primary, that you might vote in the 2008 Republican presidential primary, or that you will probably not vote in the 2008 Republican presidential primary?

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[jacquej]

I am not so sure.

Project Merlin is "forecasting" that it could be Edwards vs. Romney (with Gingrich also looking possible.

All I know is that no-one is paying much attention at this point, except us serious observers.

[areafiftyone]

That's true, Anything can happen between now and election day. Nothing is certain.

[silentreignofheroes]

WE are,,,must have polled in the center of the state,,,down here in South Alabama we're Redneck,Gun totin',Dirt road ridin',don't talk about my Ma,,nice sort of people...It's early,,Rudy doesn't stand a chance here

[firewalk]

Thanks for the ping

[areafiftyone]

You are quite Welcome!

[ConservativeMan55]

bttt

[ConservativeMan55]

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[areafiftyone]

New Tennessee Poll here too:

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[Nonstatist]

and California Congressman Duncan Hunter received 1 vote.

Yeehah! Duncan is really rolling now!