October 4, 2007 – 11:28 am
Yesterday, I wrote about Mitt Romney’s Ames effect wearing off in Iowa. I am pretty sure that I missed the story. Gallup Poll’s Frank Newport had the first hint:
I disagreed. In fact, one thing the national polls have shown us is that Mitt Romney was unable to translate his victory in the […]
October 3, 2007 – 9:04 am
Real Clear Politics polling suggests that Mitt Romney has not been able to maintain his bump from the Ames Straw Poll. Is Romney peaking? Did people take a second look at him after Ames and …. pass?
Romney is the yellow line in the RCP averages. It appears that Romney’s average has fallen to near […]
September 19, 2007 – 6:40 am
Favorability of Republican Candidates
Among Republicans/Republican Leaners
Sept. 14-16, 2007
Favorable
Unfavorable
No opinion
%
[…]
September 11, 2007 – 10:15 am
In what can only be described as a hit-job, the NYT ran a story about Rudy Giuliani in the presidential race… on 9-11? Part of the story was a poll.
This poll puts Rudy at 27% with Fred Thompson at 22%, John "Not Dead Yet" McCain at 18%, and Mitt Romney at 14%. So a clear […]
September 4, 2007 – 4:01 pm
Recall that Catholic Hispanics are more likely to be Democrats while Evangelical Hispanics, especially Pentecostals, are more likely to be Republican. Of course, if they think that the Republican Party is a bunch of racists, the ball moves, or so says the head of a national Hispanic evangelical organization:
Mr. Rodriguez presides over the National […]
August 30, 2007 – 2:10 pm
That’s what Gallup says. If you can’t take money from lobbyists, surely you can’t be one, right?
Tags: Fred Thompson, Polls
August 23, 2007 – 11:54 am
Virginia
Kentucky
Alabama
vs. Hillary
Undecided
vs. Hillary
Undecided
vs. Hillary
Undecided
Giuliani
-3
5%
-5
7%
+6
6%
Thompson
-9
7%
-7
5%
+2
4%
Romney
-14
8%
[…]
August 22, 2007 – 11:41 am
Survey of 800 Likely Voters
August 6-7 and August 8-9, 2007
Candidate
Def. FOR
Def. AGAINST
Net
[…]
I think that this is an interesting poll and analysis. Gallup asked people how much confidence they had in various candidates to solve various issues. I just have several quick observations.
First, McCain and Giuliani, with relatively hawkish positions still hold the trust of most of Americans. They have the confidence of over 40% of Democrats […]
Turns out that Missouri may be going Ohio on us. A new SurveyUSA poll has some bad, bad news about what must be the environment in Missouri:
Missouri Republican Governor Matt Blunt’s Job Approval numbers inched into positive territory in July 2007 for the first time since taking office, according to SurveyUSA’s monthly tracking poll, a […]
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