[Canticle_of_Deborah]

These are national numbers. The race is tightening.

[rhombus]

This is one more indication that the race is getting murkier and has no clear frontrunner.

I guess we can thank Rasmussen and all the other pollsters for the murkiness. ;-)

[Grunthor]

“It’s Fred Thompson on top with 22% of the vote followed closely by Rudy Giuliani at 20% and Mitt Romney at 17%”

Looks fine to me, but I wish Trudy would drop out and leave it to Fred and Romney to duke it out. Mitts’ about as liberal as I care to see a Repub candidate be, Trudy is a bridge too far.

[George W. Bush]

Unexpected Mitt muscle in this poll. It’ll be interesting to see how other polls stack up along with the early state polls.

[kbennkc]

These numbers will really mean something once we totally overhaul our electoral system .

[Lucius Cornelius Sulla]

Almost matching the total of the top three candidates is the undecided category at 19%.

Fred Thompson : 22%
Rudy Giuliani: 20%
Mitt Romney: 17%
------------
Total: 59% Not almost matched by 19%

[papasmurf]

I found this interesting video on Mitt...

CLICK HERE

[EternalVigilance]

Gosh. Do they even bother to poll conservatives? And I mean that in the sense of candidates and voters.

[Rick_Michael]

“A Rasmussen Reports survey released today shows that 27% of Republican voters say they would opt for a third-party pro-life candidate if Giuliani wins the GOP nomination. While those numbers would almost certainly decline by Election Day 2008, the threat of a third-party run may raise questions about the New Yorker’s electability.”

Exactly!^^^^^^^^^^^