CA PrimR: Zogby: Romney Leads CA by 8%

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

New Poll: California President by Zogby on 2008-02-03

Summary:

Romney:	40%
McCain:	32%
Huckabee:	12%
Other:	8%
Undecided:	8%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

Republicans 2/1-3

 1/31-2-2

 

Romney

 40%

 37%

 

McCain

 32%

 34%

 

Huckabee

 12%

 12%

 

Paul

 5%

 5%

 

Someone else

 4%

 5%

 

Undecided

 8%

 7%

[Cubby]

It will be interesting to see the regional results tomorrow. I don't know where Romney's support is coming from. Obviously not the Bay area, but the San Joaquin Valley isn't filled with white collar executives or Mormons, so I don't know why they'd prefer him over McCain. Thats the only heavily populated area in CA that votes strong GOP besides Orange County (which is another story) and San Diego County, which will probably be strong for McCain because of all the military bases.

In Orange County, how do the Asian Americans vote these days? Its been said that before 1992 their main concern was anti-communism, but thats not really an issue anymore.

And while I'm on the subject of California, why is Tulare County (a poor majority Hispanic county farming area) so heavily Republican? Will it become more Democratic as the immigrants are naturalized?

[Sbane]

I was listening to the opinion of republican talk show listeners yesterday while driving through the valley. It sounds like Fresno is in the bag for Romney. For many various reasons conservative republicans just dont like mccain and california has got a pretty conservative republican party, the exception being in the bay area. As for Orange county lots of business minded republicans so romney will win there. LA county might be the swing region and I honestly dont know whats going on there . I suspect Mccain is strong but we shall see. Anyways Mccain will win a majority of cd's even if he loses the popular vote by a little.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

I have having a time calling California on my map. I feel as if Romney will take it as it seems like he has the momentum, but I felt the same way about Florida and I saw how that turned out.

[J. J.]

Two words:

It's Zogby!

[Flying Dog]

Two words:

It's Zogby!

Those two words aren't as yucky as they were 2 or 3 years ago. They have gotten better and I don't think they're any worse than Rasmussen or SUSA or any other pollster for that matter.