Herman Cain 20%
Ron Paul 19%
Mitt Romney 18%
Newt Gingrich 17%
Rick Perry 7%
Michele Bachmann 5%
Rick Santorum 3%
Jon Huntsman 1%
Not Sure 10%
A Survey of 503 likely Republican caucus-goers was conducted November 10-12, 2011. The MOE is +/-4.4%.The full story is HERE.
The crosstabs can be viewed HERE.
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8 comments:
It's going to come down to organization.
I've said long ago that Ron Paul is one to watch. He does have a strong and vocal base. He could be strong contender in Iowa.
wouldn't it be fantastic if Paul won Iowa? then the whole nation will finally see what morons we let go first.
A three way tie. God, I hope that lunatic Ron Paul does not win.
People claim that Romney is a flip-flopper... maybe not: http://www.thedailycandidate.com/projects/nov/flip_flop_central.html
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I am also confused why the tea party types like Gingrich. People should check out this you tube video on the real Newt and it has nothing to do with his personal issues. Newt has more serious flip flops than Romney.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWPz1Qdq1uI&feature=youtu.be
Interesting. If Mitt wins Iowa, it's over. If Paul wins Iowa it may be just as over. A Paul win in Iowa would awaken a powerful pragmatic spirit in the collective Republican voter and Mitt is THE pragmatist in this campaign.
wouldn't be fantastic AT ALL if Paul won Iowa, would be only a disaster, maybe not immediately, but wait November ........... unless a Miracle.
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