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Latest 2012 Presidential Polls (27 Aug 11 Edition)

27 Aug

As August draws to a close, and Hurricane Irene bears down upon the east coast, here are the most current 2012 presidential election poll numbers.

Public Policy Polling conducted a poll 18 – 21 August 2011 on who would be the Republican/Tea Party (GOTP) nominee if it all ended today:

Perry 21, Romney 17, Palin 13, Bachmann 11, Cain 7, Gingrich 7, Paul 6, Santorum 3 and Huntsman 2 …

Reverend Ricky Perry is holding a slim lead over Mittens, with the Ice Queen polling in third – even though she has yet to announce she’s running; do the people polling and being asked understand this? Krazy is hanging in there while Newter and the Pizza Man, who has never met a Muslim he hasn’t disliked, are running neck and neck in fifth place; Paul is there – sort of – and Santorum and Huntsman continue to flip positions at the back of the pack.

In Iowa – according to Magellan Strategies – Perry has jumped in front with 24 displacing Bachmann to 22, Mitt 19; Paul 9; Cain 6, Gingrich 4, Santorum 4 and Huntsman 1…

In New Hampshire – Magellan Strategies: Mitt 36; Rev Ricky 18; Paul 14; Krazy 10; Cain 3, Huntsman 3 and Gingrich 2…

If the election was held today, according to Rasmussen:

President Obama 46/Romney 38

President Obama 43/Perry 40

President Obama 43/Bachmann 39

President Obama 50/ Palin 33

President Obama 39/Paul 38

These four weren’t even mentioned in the last poll:

President Obama /Cain

President Obama /Gingrich

President Obama /Huntsman

President Obama /Santorum

If the GOTP nomination circus – and the general election – had both ended this week Reverend Ricky would be the GOTP candidate, and he would still have lost to the President.

 
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  1. glv's avatar

    glv

    August 27, 2011 at 19:31

    Paul is gone after this “do away with FEMA” business.There aren’t even 13% of Republicans that are THAT crazy. Gingrich and Santorum will be out soon. Then Cain. Their support will split generally among those left. Palin never will get in and has to fish or cut bait within the next few weeks or be more a laughing stock than she is. It will wind up with Perry, Romney, Bachmann. Then Romney, Perry. Then . . . .

     

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