PPP/DailyKos: Huck and Gingrich tied among GOPers, Huck ahead among all voters

[Tender Branson]

Public Policy Polling, 1003 Registered Voters, MoE 3.1%, Feb 24, 2011 - Feb 27, 2011

Among all voters:

15% Mike Huckabee
12% Sarah Palin
12% Mitt Romney
11% Newt Gingrich
  9% Ron Paul
  3% Mitch Daniels
  3% Haley Barbour
  2% Tim Pawlenty

Among Republicans:

19% Mike Huckabee
19% Newt Gingrich
15% Mitt Romney
13% Sarah Palin
  9% Ron Paul
  5% Mitch Daniels 
  4% Tim Pawlenty
  1% Haley Barbour

Among Independents:

17% Mike Huckabee
15% Sarah Palin
11% Mitt Romney
  8% Newt Gingrich
  8% Ron Paul
  3% Haley Barbour
  2% Mitch Daniels 
  1% Tim Pawlenty

Among Democrats:

12% Mike Huckabee
11% Mitt Romney
10% Sarah Palin 
  9% Ron Paul
  5% Newt Gingrich
  4% Haley Barbour
  3% Mitch Daniels 
  1% Tim Pawlenty

Generally speaking if there was an election today would you vote to reelect Barack Obama, or would you vote for his Republican opponent?

49% Obama
44% Republican

http://www.dailykos.com/weeklypolling/2011/2/24

[ilikeverin]

That Obama vs. Generic R poll should actually be a bit distressing for Republicans, because the individual Republicans of 2012 seem to be less liked as a whole than Generic R.

[DrScholl]

The choices are so overwhelming, how could anyone be expected to choose?

[King]

Palin has cornered the morbid curiosity bloc of Indies and Dems.

[Fuzzybigfoot]

Palin has cornered the morbid curiosity bloc of Indies and Dems.

^^^

Reminds me of an Onion Article not too long ago.

[Lief 🗽]

Eh, that probably explains her Dem numbers, but I think her strength with independents is more a reflection of her support among independent (but very, very conservative), sort of nutty paleo-conservative, rednecky. Kind of a less-educated version of the non-"internet-libertarian"-wing of the Paultards.

[King]

independent (but very, very conservative), sort of nutty paleo-conservative, rednecky. Kind of a less-educated version of the non-"internet-libertarian"-wing of the Paultards.

I would hope that demographic isn't 10% of the voting public.

[Lief 🗽]

independent (but very, very conservative), sort of nutty paleo-conservative, rednecky. Kind of a less-educated version of the non-"internet-libertarian"-wing of the Paultards.

I would hope that demographic isn't 10% of the voting public.

I really can't think of anyone else who would be a devoted Palin fan. Is there a single Republican on this forum who supports Palin? Her die-hard supporters are pretty outside the mainstream.

[King]

independent (but very, very conservative), sort of nutty paleo-conservative, rednecky. Kind of a less-educated version of the non-"internet-libertarian"-wing of the Paultards.

I would hope that demographic isn't 10% of the voting public.

I really can't think of anyone else who would be a devoted Palin fan. Is there a single Republican on this forum who supports Palin? Her die-hard supporters are pretty outside the mainstream.

Ron Paul getting 9% makes it unlikely to include any Paultards in the sample.

I think Palin gets a lot of support among the Fox News-watching housewives demographic.