IA PrimR: Public Policy Polling: Paul, Romney, Santorum lead the way (user search)

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IA PrimR: Public Policy Polling: Paul, Romney, Santorum lead the way (search mode)

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« on: January 02, 2012, 07:48:29 AM »

Like I said in the other thread, why in the world would they poll on New Year's Eve, when the results are sure to be worthless? What's the point?

Not really like they have a choice due to the schedule and besides it's not like polls are done around 10PM to midnight.

Still silly. I bet they didn't want their last poll not to catch the Santorum bump though.

Even if it's silly, PPP may be the most accurate poll (again).

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