CO-PPP: Romney 19% Huckabee 16% Palin 16% Gingrich 12% Paul 9% Pawlenty 7%

[Mr. Morden]

PPP poll of Colorado:

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/PPP_Release_CO_0211.pdf

Romney 19%
Huckabee 16%
Palin 16%
Gingrich 12%
Paul 9%
Pawlenty 7%
Thune 4%
Daniels 3%

Romney has slight leads among all demographic subsamples.

[Mr. Morden]

Poundingtherock seems to have posted a complaint (as "Anonymous") about this poll on the blog of Elaine Marshall's pimp:

link

No, I don't know for a fact that it's Poundy, but the posting style is the same, and he refers to Colorado as having a "heavily Mormon electorate".

[California8429]

This seems about right

[Stranger in a strange land]

Poundingtherock seems to have posted a complaint (as "Anonymous") about this poll on the blog of Elaine Marshall's pimp:

link

No, I don't know for a fact that it's Poundy, but the posting style is the same, and he refers to Colorado as having a "heavily Mormon electorate".

lol, okay, I guess it's time to show this map again:

[RI]

In fairness, the Mormon proportion of the Republican electorate could be up to double what is it in the total population, and even higher in a caucus if they're highly motivated, but that still doesn't account for much overall in Colorado.

[California8429]

In fairness, the Mormon proportion of the Republican electorate could be up to double what is it in the total population, and even higher in a caucus if they're highly motivated, but that still doesn't account for much overall in Colorado.

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I don't care what your map says, I live in Jefferson County and we have a considerable mormon population. All our counties lean a lot more to the 10% than the .1%

[Stranger in a strange land]

In fairness, the Mormon proportion of the Republican electorate could be up to double what is it in the total population, and even higher in a caucus if they're highly motivated, but that still doesn't account for much overall in Colorado.

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I don't care what your map says, I live in Jefferson County and we have a considerable mormon population. All our counties lean a lot more to the 10% than the .1%

Colorado as a whole is only 2% Mormon: http://religions.pewforum.org/maps

They might very well seem more numerous because they're very vocal about their faith, or you might just happen to live near a large congregation.

[California8429]

In fairness, the Mormon proportion of the Republican electorate could be up to double what is it in the total population, and even higher in a caucus if they're highly motivated, but that still doesn't account for much overall in Colorado.

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I don't care what your map says, I live in Jefferson County and we have a considerable mormon population. All our counties lean a lot more to the 10% than the .1%

Colorado as a whole is only 2% Mormon: http://religions.pewforum.org/maps

They might very well seem more numerous because they're very vocal about their faith, or you might just happen to live near a large congregation.

4.5% margin of error. About 1/3 of the students at my school are mormon. How old(or new) is this data?

[Stranger in a strange land]

In fairness, the Mormon proportion of the Republican electorate could be up to double what is it in the total population, and even higher in a caucus if they're highly motivated, but that still doesn't account for much overall in Colorado.

^

I don't care what your map says, I live in Jefferson County and we have a considerable mormon population. All our counties lean a lot more to the 10% than the .1%

Colorado as a whole is only 2% Mormon: http://religions.pewforum.org/maps

They might very well seem more numerous because they're very vocal about their faith, or you might just happen to live near a large congregation.

4.5% margin of error. About 1/3 of the students at my school are mormon. How old(or new) is this data?

The map I posted is based on data from the 2000 census. The Pew Survey is from 2007.

[ilikeverin]

In fairness, the Mormon proportion of the Republican electorate could be up to double what is it in the total population, and even higher in a caucus if they're highly motivated, but that still doesn't account for much overall in Colorado.

^

I don't care what your map says, I live in Jefferson County and we have a considerable mormon population. All our counties lean a lot more to the 10% than the .1%

Colorado as a whole is only 2% Mormon: http://religions.pewforum.org/maps

They might very well seem more numerous because they're very vocal about their faith, or you might just happen to live near a large congregation.

4.5% margin of error. About 1/3 of the students at my school are mormon. How old(or new) is this data?

Wow.  I love psychology sometimes.

"That can't be right!  My completely unrepresentative sample must obviously be correct because I am personally affiliated with it!"

[California8429]

In fairness, the Mormon proportion of the Republican electorate could be up to double what is it in the total population, and even higher in a caucus if they're highly motivated, but that still doesn't account for much overall in Colorado.

^

I don't care what your map says, I live in Jefferson County and we have a considerable mormon population. All our counties lean a lot more to the 10% than the .1%

Colorado as a whole is only 2% Mormon: http://religions.pewforum.org/maps

They might very well seem more numerous because they're very vocal about their faith, or you might just happen to live near a large congregation.

4.5% margin of error. About 1/3 of the students at my school are mormon. How old(or new) is this data?

Wow.  I love psychology sometimes.

"That can't be right!  My completely unrepresentative sample must obviously be correct because I am personally affiliated with it!"

Our party is heavily mormon. We have a caucus. That's the facts and that's all that matters. Don't believe me, look at the 08 results. Not to mention the numerous party officials and party executives that are mormon, many who even chaired Romney's campaign.