PA-Quinnipiac: Romney 21% Santorum 16% Palin 11% Cain 8% Paul 6%

[Mr. Morden]

Quinnipiac polled GOP primary voters in Pennsylvania from June 7-12:

http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x1327.xml?ReleaseID=1611

Romney 21%
Santorum 16%
Palin 11%
Cain 8%
Paul 6%
Bachmann 5%
Gingrich 5%
Pawlenty 4%
Huntsman 1%

Among all voters, Obama leads Romney by 7 and Santorum by 11.

[Badger]

Quinnipiac polled GOP primary voters in Pennsylvania from June 7-12:

http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x1327.xml?ReleaseID=1611

Romney 21%
Santorum 16%
Palin 11%
Cain 8%
Paul 6%
Bachmann 5%
Gingrich 5%
Pawlenty 4%
Huntsman 1%

Among all voters, Obama leads Romney by 7 and Santorum by 11.

That's actually much stronger numbers than I would've expected for Santorum.

Probably moot as he'll be out of the race long before the PA primary.

[Keystone Phil]

Not bad at all!

[TheGlobalizer]

16% among Republicans in his home state?  That doesn't speak well of his potential elsewhere.

[Tender Branson]

Map:

Red -> Romney
Green -> Pawlenty
Yellow -> Cain

[NVGonzalez]

The only polls I am taking seriously at the moment is IA and NH.

[Badger]

The only polls I am taking seriously at the moment is IA and NH.

And SC maybe?

BTW, welcome to the forum!

[NVGonzalez]

The only polls I am taking seriously at the moment is IA and NH.

And SC maybe?

BTW, welcome to the forum!

Thank you =]

Not SC because by the time we get to that state a substantial number of candidates will probably drop out.

[Keystone Phil]

16% among Republicans in his home state?  That doesn't speak well of his potential elsewhere.

He was polling worse before.    I think the more people realize he's actually running, the more people will get on board. Of course, he still has the problem of people thinking, "Rick Santorum is running for President?" They think supporting him would be a waste of time. Believe me, I have friends and family that like him but feel that way. 

[Associate Justice PiT]

The only polls I am taking seriously at the moment is IA and NH.

And SC maybe?

BTW, welcome to the forum!

Thank you =]

Not SC because by the time we get to that state a substantial number of candidates will probably drop out.

     True, though probably not anyone who actually has a chance at winning the nomination. SC is early enough that one can be competitive there with less than spectacular showings in the previous states.