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Snark of the Day: Rasmussen
2008-07-21 19:40:00 The belief that reporters are trying to help Barack Obama win the fall campaign has grown by five percentage points over the past month Rasmussen Reports No Amanda Sherlock! BitsBlog Tags: BitsBlog, Snark of the day Related posts No related posts.
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Obama Leads McCain After Clinton Endorsement
2008-06-10 08:51:00 Barack Obama made gains over John McCain according to the latest presidential polling. Rasmussen and Gallup polling data from June 6 through June 8 showed a sizable bump for Obama after officially clinching the Democratic nomination. Barack Obama became the presumptive Democratic nominee last Tuesday after picking up superdelegates endorsements and pledged delegates from South Dakota and Montana. Senator Clinton met with Democratic leaders on Wednesday and later announced her intentions to withdrawal from the race and endorse Obama. With the Democratic nomination locked up and Senator Clinton endorsing Obama, Obama had a week of publicity following this major victory. According a Rasmussen poll, Obama picked up 4 points and McCain lost 2 points from the previous week. The six point swing gives Obama a 50 percent to 44 percent lead. The previous Rasmussen poll showed a dead tie between Obama and McCain. Gallup polling data showed a slightly larger swing fo...
Early Rasmussen Poll: “Barry” Obama Leads “Panama”
2008-06-07 03:06:00 Why The “Barry Bump” In The National Polls In The Last Few Days? I Have (as usual) A Theory… Hey, do you think just MAYBE Barry Obama could be leading the Panamanian-born and eventual migrant to the Great State Of Arizona, U.S. Senator and present G.O.P. presidential “hopeful”, Señor John McCain, because he has, thus far, avoided naming Her Royal Highness, Sir Hillary Rodham Clinton as his running mate? Guess what? I DO. I happened to check out MemeOrandum as usual, just to see what my fellow bloggers were arguing about, and somewhere down beneath the fold, I saw the link to one of the newest Rasmussen polls showing that Señor McCain was favored in another “Great State” by the name of “West Virginia by a margin of 45% to 38%. No HUGE surprise there, of course. But as I dug DEEPER into the Rasmussen Reports, I learned this: Daily Presidential Tracking Poll The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Friday shows w...
flat-pack birdhouse, thomas rasmussen
2008-06-01 17:14:00 Sweet little design, but I doubt it would last outside for very long. Continue reading flat-pack birdhouse, thomas rasmussen © Justin for materialicious, 2008. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us digg Want more on these topics ? Browse the archive of posts filed under All, Outdoor and Landscape.
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MSM Skips Over Rasmussen Poll: 62% of Voters Prefer Fewer Government Servic
2008-05-22 05:35:00 A Rasmussen poll, about which we learn via Boortz. The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey found that 62% of voters would prefer fewer government services with lower taxes. Nearly a third (29%) disagrees and would rather have a bigger government with higher taxes. Ten percent (10%) are not sure. Kinda funny. When President Bush?s approval rating ...
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Rasmussen To Stop Polling Clinton Questions
2008-05-11 20:38:00 National polling firm Rasmussen Reports announced on Friday that it will stop polling people about the presidential campaign of Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton because her opponent, Sen. Barack Obama, will win the Democratic nomination. read more read more | digg story
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Rasmussen: Clinton 56%, Obama 27% in W.Va. (Updated)
2008-05-06 13:53:00 Rasmussen polled 840 Democratic primary voters over the weekend to find that Hillary Clinton continues to maintain the 2-to-1 edge over Barack Obama indicated by the firm's mid-March survey."Clinton is viewed favorably by 72% of West Virginia?s Primary Voters, Obama by 48%," Rasmussen said in a release. "Clinton?s numbers are unchanged while Obama?s ratings have dropped five percentage points."The poll was released amid news that presumptive GOP nominee John McCain plans to visit West Virginia on May 16. The Associated Press has a story.Rasmussen found that "72% say they?re at least somewhat likely to vote for Clinton over McCain in the general election. However, only 56% say they?re somewhat or very likely to vote for Obama."Update: Hillary Clinton has announced a Thursday appearance in Charleston, AP reports.Update II: The margin of error was +/- 3.5 percentage points. Among other findings:Clinton's favorability rating remains unchanged from March, at 72%, while Obama's has dro...
Rasmussen Polls Oregon
2008-05-03 20:31:00 Rasmussen. 5/1. 867 likely voters. MoE 3%. Obama 51% Clinton 39% This is Rasmussen’s first Oregon poll; SurveyUSA is the only other source of recent Oregon numbers, and show Obama with a slightly narrower lead. Presumably once North Carolina and Indiana are done, Oregon will be polled more frequently (if polling remains relevant in the race).
LATEST RASMUSSEN: MAC LEADS BY 10 POINTS
2008-03-27 21:08:00 Looking ahead to the General Election in November, John McCain continues to lead both potential Democratic opponents. McCain leads Barack Obama 51% to 41% and Hillary Clinton 51% to 41% (see recent daily results). McCain is now viewed favorably by 56% of voters nationwide and unfavorably by 41%. Obama?s reviews are 46% favorable and 52% ...
NH-Sen: Shaheen Leads in Rasmussen Poll
2008-03-22 17:40:00 The New Hampshire senate race remains static. In a good way. Rasmussen. 3/16. 500 likely voters. MoE 4.5%. (2/13) Sununu (R) 41% (41) Shaheen (D) 49% (49) No one was going to pay much attention to this until after the New Hampshire primary, but in the two months since, we’ve seen Shaheen maintain a steady lead now ...
W.Va: Clinton 55%, Obama 27% (Rasmussen)
2008-03-20 18:37:00 So says the latest Rasmussen Reports."Eighteen percent (18%) are not sure."Update: The March 13 survey of 702 likely Democratic primary voters precedes the respective visits by the candidates. The margin of error is +/- 4 percentage points. Details and questions here.Other highlights:* "By a 48% to 31% margin, the West Virginia voters believe Clinton will be the stronger general election candidate against John McCain;"* More of those surveyed expect Obama to win the nomination;* Obama voters are far more likely to back Clinton as the nominee than visa versa: "Eighteen percent (18%) of Clinton voters say that they are Not Very Likely to vote for Obama and 35% say they are Not at All Likely to vote for Obama."* "Nationally, Obama holds a very narrow lead over Clinton in the Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll."* 72% rated President's Bush's performance as "poor;"* 57% rated Gov. Joe Manchin's performance as "excellent" or "good."* 54% believe Geraldine Ferrero's co...
RASMUSSEN: OBAMA 47, HRC 44
2008-03-16 16:06:00 JUST IN FROM FOX: Obama lead evaporating, gap closing. Poll taken halfway before the Rev. Wright debacle. Technorati tags: POLLS, RASMUSSEN, OBAMA, CLINTON, ELECTION 08, CONVENTION, MCCAIN
Wealth Creation Traps: The Appearance Of Money Posted By : Sean Rasmussen
2008-03-07 16:10:00 A number of common traps keep the middle-class from maximizing their money-making potentials and succeeding in wealth creation. Among the most common wealth creation trap of the middle class is the "appearance of money". That last time I used my credit card, I kicked myself. You see, I'm trying out this whole negative reinforcement thing. Anyway, the point is that we should try not to spend so much and start saving more. Maybe what's in order is a financial planning education course. Read more about finance and credit cards.
Eyes On The Right Wealth Creation Prize Posted By : Sean Rasmussen
2008-03-05 15:46:00 Successful wealth creating depends on a balance between mindset and financial strategy. Understanding and accepting this determines the success of an individual's efforts at wealth creation; Are you looking for some inside information on income tax refund? Here’s up-to-date information on Taxes and personal finance and also on Taxes.
RASMUSSEN: MCCAIN AHEAD OF BOTH OTHERS
2008-03-02 20:41:00 LATEST RASMUSSEN RESULTS: The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Sunday shows John McCain with a slight lead over both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. McCain now leads Obama 48% to 43% and Clinton 47% to 44% LINK EDITOR’S NOTES: McCain’s lead continues to grow even as the other contenders get most of the press. This ...
RASMUSSEN: MCCAIN AHEAD OF BOTH OTHERS
2008-03-02 20:41:00 LATEST RASMUSSEN RESULTS: The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Sunday shows John McCain with a slight lead over both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. McCain now leads Obama 48% to 43% and Clinton 47% to 44% LINK EDITOR’S NOTES: McCain’s lead continues to grow even as the other contenders get most of the press. This ...
Rasmussen - Rhode Island
2008-02-26 15:22:00 Clinton 53% - Obama 38% An interesting poll from a state that nobody is really paying much attention to. But Rhode Island is part of the Mini-Super Tuesday that plays out next week (the other is Vermont). The reality is that the more states Clinton can claim on Tuesday, the more she can suggest that her momentum is back and the more likely it is that she will stay in the race. Even the 21 delegate Rhode Island can be chalked up as a win. Win that and Ohio and she at least comes out with a draw?
By: Coldheartedtruth
Rie Rasmussen barley cover her crotch on Mercedes-Benz fashion week
2008-02-20 12:32:00 Rie Rasmussen barley cover her crotch on Mercedes-Benz fashion week: Jeremy Scott spring. Visit site for more fresh celebrity photos, candids, photoshoots, gossip, rumors, paparazzi pictures, entertainment news
AP/Ipsos Rasmussen should be embarrassed!
2008-02-11 22:42:00 Look... with 32 of the 51 states (if you include D.C. as a state) having already voted... and the popular vote being pretty much even... and Obama leading in every upcoming state for the next two weeks... How is it that AP-Ipsos and Rasmussen can claim that Democrats across America are giving a six point edge to Hillary Clinton? People... Pollsters... Pundits... you cannot reinvent the wheel here. Most of America has already spoken, why do these pollsters insist on second guessing the results?
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Henrik Rasmussen
2008-02-10 07:36:00 This is a sad story that I touched on briefly the other day. Henrik Rasmussen, 47, was a Danish tourist holidaying with his cousin. Henrik suffered from Down syndrome and went missing from Royal Paradise Hotel in the early hours of January 28. Despite a reward of 10,000 baht being offered and various search parties looking ...
A couple of Rasmussen polls.
2008-02-05 16:53:00 The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey in Arizona shows a tight race with Hillary Clinton leading Barack Obama by five percentage points. Clinton attracts 46% of the vote while Obama earns 41%. Twelve percent (12%) say they?d like to vote for some other candidate while 3% remain undecided. Arizona is state where there hasn't been much polling. Only one other poll (Mason Dixon) has come out since South Carolina and that showed Clinton ahead by only 2% in Arizona. This is one of those states that could simply go either way. The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey shows Clinton attracting 47% of the vote while Obama earns 39%. Eleven percent (11%) still plan on supporting some other candidate while 4% are undecided. Just 66% of voters are ?certain? they have settled on their final choice in this election and events over the final weekend of the campaign could impact the final results. The Missouri race is one of those where different pollsters are seeing different th...
By: Coldheartedtruth
RASMUSSEN: McCAIN 48%, HILDEBEAST 40
2008-01-30 18:23:00 McCains swabs the deck with Barack as well, 49-41%. It’s OVER, Dumbocrats. Say hello to President McCain.–Roger Thornhill http://rasmussenreports.com/pub-lic_content/politics/election_2-0082/2008_presidential_election-/john_mccain_match_ups/election-_2008_mccain_vs_clinton_and_oba-ma
Rasmussen generic congressional ballot
2008-01-22 22:28:00 Generic Congressional Ballot Democrats 43% Republicans 38% The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey found that, if the Congressional Election were held today, 43% of American voters say they would vote for the Democrat in their district and 38% would opt for the Republican (see crosstabs). That?s the closest Republicans have been on this measure since losing control of Congress in Election 2006. It?s also the first time in six months that the Democrat?s advantage has been in single digits. A month ago, the Democrats enjoyed a ten-point edge over the GOP. Democrats lead by eleven among women while Republicans lead by three among men. A separate survey found that voters have fairly low expectations for Congress during this election year. I am starting to believe that this is really going to be a gender gap year for politics. Obviously the poll also is suggesting that more woman than men will vote in 2008, which would likely be the case (IMHO) if Hillary was on the...
By: Coldheartedtruth
New Poll Florida - Rasmussen
2008-01-21 18:22:00 Florida: Romney 25% McCain 20% Giuliani 19% The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey finds Mitt Romney with a slight lead in Florida?s Republican Presidential Primary. John McCain and Rudy Giuliani are close behind in what may develop into a three-man race. It?s Romney at 25%, McCain at 20%, and Giuliani at 19%. Romney has picked up seven points over the past week while McCain and Giuliani each inched up a point. Giuliani and Huckabee have the most solid support at this time. Sixty-seven percent (67%) of Giuliani?s supporters are ?certain? they will vote for him along with 65% of those who favor Huckabee. For Romney, just 55% are that certain. For McCain, just 48% are that certain. In fact, 22% of McCain?s supporters still say there?s a good chance they could change their mind. Among those who are ?certain? how they will vote, Romney is the pick for 25%, Giuliani 24%, and McCain 17%. In Florida, Romney leads among conservative voters, attracting 28% of them. Giuliani is se...
By: Coldheartedtruth
Latest Rasmussen Reports SC poll
2008-01-17 20:48:00 The Rasmussen Reports telephone survey released Thursday shows the South Carolina Republican primary is a tie for first between John McCain and Mike Huckabee. John McCain - 24% Mike Huckabee - 24% Mitt Romney - 18% Fred Thompson - 16% Ron Paul- 5% Rudy Giuliani - 3% Share This Share This
Rasmussen South Carolina Poll Shows McCain Rising
2008-01-14 22:11:00 A new poll from Rasmussen on the South Carolina primary.RasmussenDemocratsBarac-k Obama: 38%Hillary Clinton: 33%John Edwards: 17%RepublicansJohn McCain: 28%Mike Huckabee: 19%Mitt Romeny: 17%Fred Thompson: 16%Rudy Giuliani: 5%Ron Paul: 5%The previous Democratic poll showed Obama with a 12-point lead, that is now down to 5 points. The poll was taken on the 13th, right when the racial tensions between the Clinton and Obama camp began to heat up. So, it is likely this bump was due to Clinton's win in New Hampshire and not a backlash from African-Americans who think it is unfair to question the Clinton's dedication to African-Americans or injecting race into the campaign.McCain now leads in South Carolina and is benefiting from three candidates who are splitting the conservative vote.
Latest Rasmussen SC poll
2008-01-14 21:30:00 White House hopeful Fred Thompson has picked up four points at the expense of Mike Huckabee, giving John McCain a near-double-digit lead in Rasmussen Reports newest poll of GOP voters in South Carolina. On the Democratic side, Barack Obama’s lead has slipped to 5 percent over Hillary Clinton, while John Edwards remains a distant third. REPUBLICANS John McCain - 28% Mike Huckabee - 19% Mitt Romney - 17% Fred Thompson - 16% Ron Paul - 5% Rudy Giuliani - 5% DEMOCRATS Barack Obama - 38% Hillary Clinton - 33% John Edwards - 17% Share This Share This
Breaking Polls in South Carolina - Rasmussen/FOX
2008-01-10 20:01:00 Pollster Obama Clinton Edwards Rasmussen 42% 30% 15% Pollster McCain Huckabee Romney Thomson Rasmussen 27% 24% 16% 12% FOX News 25% 18% 17% 9% Average 26% 21% 16.5% 10.5% +5% The Rasmussen poll represents a full 10 point gain for McCain in the southern state. A bit of a surprise in my eyes. We will have to do a wait/see until some other pollsters to wade in before drawing any serious conclusions. UPDATE: New FOX News poll shows McCain with an even larger 7 point lead. Starting to look like McCain's state to lose, especially if he can win in Michigan. On the Democratic side there apparently was little bounce from the Hillary Clinton win in New Hampshire as she is virtually in the same spot she was before. I am beginning to think that Obama's win in Iowa was simply more significant in terms of gaining momentum. Certainly t...
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New Rasmussen SC poll
2008-01-08 03:30:00 In a surprising twist, White House hopeful Sen. John McCain has gained nine points in the latest Rasmussen Survey of likely GOP voters in South Carolina and pulled into a solid second place. Mike Huckabee gained five points while Mitt Romney dropped eight. Here are the totals: Mike Huckabee 28% John McCain 21% Mitt Romney 15% Fred Thompson 11% Rudy Giuliani 10% Ron Paul 4% Expect thes numbers to change significantly after tomorrow night’s New Hampshire primary. Share This In a surprising twist, White House hopeful Sen. John McCain has gained nine points in the latest Rasmussen Survey of likely GOP voters in South Carolina and pulled into a solid second place. Mike Huckabee gained five points while Mitt Romney dropped eight. Here are the totals: Mike Huckabee 28% John McCain 21% Mitt Romney 15% Fred Thompson ...
New Hampshire Rasmussen Poll: McCain 32% Romney 31%
2008-01-07 18:37:00 John McCain is facing an unusual two-front challenge as he seeks to hang on to a narrow lead in New Hampshire?s Republican Presidential Primary. He is competing with Mitt Romney for votes in the Republican Primary. At the same time, he is competing with Barack Obama for Independent voters who can choose to vote in either the Republican or the Democratic Primary on Tuesday. At the moment, he is losing ground to Obama which is causing him problems with Romney. On Friday, the Rasmussen Reports survey found that Independent voters were likely to make up 32% of the Republican Primary electorate. That dropped to 27% of Sunday. As a result, McCain?s lead over Romney has dipped to a statistically insignificant one-point advantage. The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey in New Hampshire shows John McCain earning 32% of the vote while Mitt Romney attracts 31%. The survey was conducted on Saturday and Sunday. All interviews were conducted before Sunday night?s debate. Romney leads by...
RASMUSSEN: McCAIN 49%, HILLARY 43%
2007-12-30 19:36:00 With the first primary contests less than a week away, Senator John McCain has gained a six-point lead over Senator Hillary Clinton in the latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey. A month ago, McCain had a two-point edge over the former First Lady. However, before that, Clinton edged out McCain by at least a point or two ...
Rie Rasmussen nude photoshoot
2007-12-30 15:00:00 Rie Rasmussen nude photoshoot by Matt Jones for i-D Magazine. Visit site for more fresh celebrity photos, candids, photoshoots, gossip, rumors, paparazzi pictures, entertainment news
Michael Rasmussen?s ?Email Promos Exposed? Video Series: How to Write Kille
2007-12-25 04:55:00 Click Here To Get FREE Private Access to This $197 Value, Life Changing Product! Have you ever been faced with the task of having to write an email promotion to your list, and then realized that you didn’t know what to say or how to say it? Michael Rasmussen’s new video course “Email Promos Exposed” promises ...
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Michael Rasmussen?s ?Email Promos Exposed? Video Series: How to Write Kille
2007-12-25 04:55:00 Click Here To Get FREE Private Access to This $197 Value, Life Changing Product! Have you ever been faced with the task of having to write an email promotion to your list, and then realized that you didn’t know what to say or how to say it? Michael Rasmussen’s new video course “Email Promos Exposed” promises ...
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New Rasmussen Poll: Huckabee First Place In Florida
2007-12-14 21:24:00 Friday, December 14, 2007 From Rasmussen Reports Mitt Romney?s strategy for winning the Republican nomination was to win the early states and build momentum. Rudy Giuliani?s plan was to accept... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Rasmussen: Huck Leads Florida
2007-12-14 19:07:00 (image: visitflorida) A new Rasmussen state poll today finds Mike Huckabee leading Florida at 27%. The Arkansas governor tops a second place Mitt Romney (23%) by 4 points. The shocking news of the poll is that once frontrunner of the sunshine state, Rudy Giuliani, has plummeted to third place at 19%. Giuliani lead the Rasmussen Florida poll ...
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Rasmussen: Huck Still National Frontrunner, Leads Rudy by 4
2007-12-13 20:25:00 (image: wikimedia) Just eight days ago, we first reported the national numbers had changed dramatically in the Republican presidential field, featuring a surging Mike Huckabee to have surpassed Rudy Giuliani for the status of frontrunner. Those numbers have held throughout the week, where Huckabee still enjoys a four point lead at 23%, compared with Giuliani at ...
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Rasmussen: Huckabee ?Most Presidential?, Reconfirms 39% In Iowa
2007-12-12 00:33:00 (image: alec.org) Mike Huckabee received more good news today. According to this week’s Rasmussen Iowa numbers, the poll confirms a double digit lead on Mitt Romney in the nation’s first primary state. The poll shows Huckabee ranking first at 39%, compared to a second place Romney at 23%. The news reaffirms a Newsweek poll out ...
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New S.C. Rasmussen primary poll
2007-12-06 22:01:00 The big news in the latest Rasmussen poll of likely South Carolina voters is that Mike Huckabee now has a commanding lead in the GOP field, while Hillary Clinton continues to see her frontrunner status disintegrate. REPUBLICANS Mike Huckabee - 25% Fred Thompson - 18% Mitt Romney - 18% Rudy Giuliani - 12% John McCain - 9% Ron Paul - 4% DEMOCRATS Hillary Clinton ...
Daily Rasmussen: Huckabee Leads; Clinton Down
2007-12-05 19:12:00 New numbers from Rasmussen on the nomination and Arkansas general election.RepublicansMike Huckabee: 20%Rudy Giuliani: 17%John McCain: 13%Mitt Romney: 13%Fred Thompson: 10%Ron Paul: 7%What used to be an orderly succession has turned into a confused and crazed nomination where anything goes and anyone could win.DemocratsHillary Clinton: 34%Barack Obama: 24%John Edwards: 16%Bill Richardson: 7%Clinton's lead has fallen dramatically from her highs. She once polled at 49% in October, but has shaved off 15 points. What is interesting, since that point, neither Obama or Edwards have increased their lead, which means most of those that once supported Clinton are now undecided.Arkansas General ElectionHillary Clinton: 49%Rudy Giuliani: 35%Hillary Clinton: 48%Mitt Romney: 34%Hillary Clinton: 42%Mike Huckabee: 48%Barack Obama: 42%Rudy Giuliani: 39%Barack Obama: 35%Mike Huckabee: 54%Hillary has a clear advantage lead both Giuliani and Romney by large margins while losing to Huckabee by six poi...
Michael Rasmussen Considered Suicide
2007-12-05 05:17:00 Michael Rasmussen has lied about his whereabouts to avoid doping tests so he was ejected from the Tour de France. He considered suicide after he was kicked-off from the Tour. “Five hours after I stood on the podium, I was sitting alone. My whole world had collapsed,” Rasmussen said. “Luckily I couldn’t find a rope in ...
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Daily Rasmussen: Five-Way GOP Race?
2007-12-05 01:27:00 New numbers from Rasmussen on the nomination, general election numbers on Kansas, Arizona, and Colorado, plus the Colorado Senate race.RepublicansRudy Giuliani: 18%Mike Huckabee: 18%John McCain: 14%Fred Thompson: 13%Mitt Romney: 12%Ron Paul: 7%The Republican race is getting very interesting. Despite being the only polling firm to show such a tight race where five candidates are within six points of each other, these Rasmussen numbers show a very tight race where anyone could win the nomination. Huckabee is surging not only in Iowa and New Hampshire, but nationally. Recent poll numbers in Florida and California shows modest gains for Huckabee as well. All this is at the expense of Giuliani and Romney.DemocratsHillary Clinton: 35%Barack Obama: 23%John Edwards: 17%Bill Richardson: 7%The race on the left is tightening too. Clinton's lead over Obama is down to 35%, the lowest since July for Rasmussen Reports.General ElectionColorado Senate RaceMark Udall (D): 41%Bob Schaffer (R): 42%Int...
New Rasmussen Poll: HUCKABEE Tied For FIRST PLACE Nationally
2007-12-04 18:14:00 Tuesday, December 04, 2007 Rasmussen Reports~ With less than a month to go before the Iowa caucuses, the Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Tuesday shows that Rudy Giuliani has... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Daily Rasmussen: Huckabee Still Climbing
2007-12-03 05:59:00 New numbers for the NH GOP primary, NH DEM primary, and general election numbers here and here for Obama.Republican National PrimaryRudy Giuliani: 22%Mike Huckabee: 17%Fred Thompson: 14%John McCain: 14%Mitt Romney: 11%Ron Paul: 6%We have to be care here. Will Huckabee peak too soon? There is one month until the votes are cast and any thing can happen. Looking at these national numbers, everyone is in contention.Democratic National PrimaryHillary Clinton: 37%Barack Obama: 24%John Edwards: 15%Bill Richardson: 6%Clinton is down from his highs and below 40% while Obama is off three points from the day before. Is this an anomaly or the beginning of a trend?GOP New Hampshire PrimaryMitt Romney: 34%Rudy Giuliani: 15%John McCain: 15%Mike Huckabee: 14%Ron Paul: 8%Fred Thompson: 3%Tom Tancredo: 1%Duncan Hunter: 1%Romney is still doing well in New Hampshire. Will a win in Iowa for Huckabee mean the demise of Romney in NH? Can McCain perform a Kerry '04 comeback?DEM New Hampshire PrimaryHillar...
New Rasmussen Report: Huckabee Polling In Second Place Nationally
2007-12-02 03:40:00 In the race for the Republican Presidential Nomination, Rudy Giuliani continues to lead nationwide with 24% support. Surging Mike Huckabee now attracts 15% of Likely Republican Primary Voters... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Daily Rasmussen: Huckabee on Top
2007-11-28 19:42:00 New national numbers and Iowa numbers from Rasmussen today.RepublicansRudy Giuliani: 24%Mitt Romney: 15%John McCain: 14%Mike Huckabee: 12%Fred Thompson: 11%Ron Paul: 5%The more interesting race this election cycle is the Republican race for the nomination. In 2006, John McCain was the frontrunner. Rudy Giulaini took over in the beginning of the year. Fred Thompson rocketed up to frontrunner status and now Mike Huckabee is slowly climbing. Mitt Romney has been roughly in the same position nationally all year. Anyone could be the nominee.DemocratsHillary Clinton: 40%Barack Obama: 18%John Edwards: 13%Bill Richardson: 4%Joe Biden: 4%The Democratic race looks pretty much the same way it has all year long. I wonder what would of happen if Mark Warner ran for President?Iowa Republican CaucusMike Huckabee: 28%Mitt Romney: 25%Rudy Giuliani: 12%Fred Thompson: 11%Ron Paul: 5%John McCain: 4%Tom Tancredo: 4%Duncan Hunter: 1%Among those who have participated in the caucuses before, Huckabee attra...
New Rasmussen Iowa Poll Mike Huckabee in FIRST PLACE !
2007-11-28 17:34:00 The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of the Iowa caucus finds former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee with 28% of the vote, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney with 25% support, and... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]] |
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