CO PrimR: Public Policy Polling: Gingrich up almost 20 points

[RI]

New Poll: Colorado President by Public Policy Polling on 2011-12-04

Summary:

Gingrich:	37%
Romney:	18%
Bachmann:	9%
Paul:	6%
Other:	14%
Undecided:	16%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

In the state where Mitt broke 60% in 2008? Wow.

["'Oeps!' De blunders van Rick Perry Indicted"]

In the state where Mitt broke 60% in 2008? Wow.

It was a caucus, as it is this time.

[M]

In the state where Mitt broke 60% in 2008? Wow.

It was a caucus, as it is this time.

Dude, your username rocks.

[California8429]

In the state where Mitt broke 60% in 2008? Wow.

50%

[California8429]

In the state where Mitt broke 60% in 2008? Wow.

It was a caucus, as it is this time.

Polling had Romney up 20 points over McCain in the mid-40s a week before the caucus and Romney ended up right above 50 so not having that kind of support is frightening for him despite the boost he'll get in the caucus.

[Lief 🗽]

In the state where Mitt broke 60% in 2008? Wow.

It was a caucus, as it is this time.

Polling had Romney up 20 points over McCain in the mid-40s a week before the caucus and Romney ended up right above 50 so not having that kind of support is frightening for him despite the boost he'll get in the caucus.

Why would Romney get a caucus boost this time around? In 2008 he was running as a conservative candidate and he invested heavily in caucus states. This time around he's not.

[California8429]

In the state where Mitt broke 60% in 2008? Wow.

It was a caucus, as it is this time.

Polling had Romney up 20 points over McCain in the mid-40s a week before the caucus and Romney ended up right above 50 so not having that kind of support is frightening for him despite the boost he'll get in the caucus.

Why would Romney get a caucus boost this time around? In 2008 he was running as a conservative candidate and he invested heavily in caucus states. This time around he's not.

Because the state GOP is a monopoly that supported Romney (some were even staffers). The establishment generic republicans who have been around for a decade to these caucus, are Romney supporters and Mormons should up to the caucus, creating a high proportionality to the voters in the caucus than them to other demographics in just the population.

[redcommander]

Joke state party. They could have had a Senator Norton and Governor Penry right now, but instead let two progressives win.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

In the state where Mitt broke 60% in 2008? Wow.

50%

He got 60.11%

[© tweed]

Gingrich might be winning in Nevada at this point.

[California8429]

In the state where Mitt broke 60% in 2008? Wow.

50%

He got 60.11%

Sorry I read it as 50.1%

[California8429]

Joke state party. They could have had a Senator Norton and Governor Penry right now, but instead let two progressives win.

...that just proves the point you don't have any clue what you're talking about.