FL PrimR: Insider Advantage: Romney Takes 2% Lead in FL

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

New Poll: Florida President by Insider Advantage on 2008-01-25

Summary:

Romney:	26%
McCain:	24%
Giuliani:	16%
Huckabee:	15%
Paul:	7%
Other:	4%
Undecided:	8%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

It should be noted that Romney and McCain have even support among people who say they've already voted - an issue that many people said would help McCain.





Q.2.      If you intend to vote or have already voted which one candidate is most likely your personal choice in the Republican Presidential primary in Florida?



 



 

 

 Age

 Gender

 Race

 Party

 Voting Status

 

 

 Total

 18-29

 30-44

 45-64

 65+

 Male

 Female

 White

 Black

 Hisp-anic

 Other

 Repub-lican

 Demo-crat

 Indep-endent

 Already voted

 Intend to vote

 

 

(Base)

 (692)

 (96)

 (187)

 (194)

 (215)

 (325)

 (367)

 (623)

 (14)

 (35)

 (20)

 (612)

 (55)

 (25)

 (171)

 (521)

 

 

 

 %

 %

 %

 %

 %

 %

 %

 %

 %

 %

 %

 %

 %

 %

 %

 %

 

 

 

 Romney

 26.0

 12.6

 26.7

 28.8

 28.4

 29.1

 23.0

 27.4

 18.1

 10.9

 11.6

 27.8

 9.5

 14.1

 29.8

 24.6

 

 

McCain

 24.0

 9.1

 12.3

 24.5

 38.9

 23.9

 23.7

 24.6

 9.1

 12.6

 18.6

 24.7

 13.7

 17.5

 29.1

 21.7

 

 

Giuliani

 16.0

 16.8

 22.5

 13.6

 12.0

 14.2

 17.5

 14.4

 15.8

 35.8

 28.8

 15.7

 23.8

 5.6

 15.9

 16.0

 

 

Huckabee

 15.0

 21.8

 18.1

 14.8

 8.5

 11.5

 17.5

 14.9

 12.1

 19.8

 .0

 14.9

 15.7

 6.5

 9.9

 16.3

 

 

Paul

 7.0

 21.8

 6.8

 5.1

 2.7

 11.3

 3.4

 6.8

 15.8

 2.8

 18.8

 6.0

 16.3

 15.2

 8.4

 6.7

 

 

Other

 4.0

 7.3

 4.2

 1.8

 3.6

 2.4

 5.0

 3.4

 3.1

 .0

 22.2

 2.8

 8.5

 16.8

 5.6

 3.2

 

 

Undecided

 8.0

 10.6

 9.4

 11.4

 5.9

 7.6

 10.3

 8.4

 26.1

 18.1

 .0

 8.1

 12.5

 24.3

 1.4

 11.5

[Eraserhead]

Go Rom!

[Robespierre's Jaw]

Damn It! Rudy's in third place .

[Person Man]

Man my MITT!!!


Obama v. Romney

59-41

[Reaganfan]

Man my MITT!!!


Obama v. Romney

59-41

More like this:

[Eraserhead]

Both of you are off.

[Lief 🗽]

Obama probably wins by 8-12%. It won't be a 60-40 landslide (that will be his re-election ).

[MasterJedi]

Obama probably wins by 8-12%. It won't be a 60-40 landslide (that will be his re-election ).

Well when it turns out he actually changes nothing like he believes he will......

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

You people really think a Black man with a middle name Hussein will get elected?  Sure it's all good and dandy now, but come election day, those things are gonna hurt him (not that they should have ANY bearing on an election - but we're talking about a country where a good third probably couldn't name 5 candidates with the names pronounced right.  I've heard "McBain" "Hucklebee" "Huckleberry" "Gooliani") - he just won't win.

[SPQR]

Man my MITT!!!


Obama v. Romney

59-41

More like this:

Why not this

[HardRCafé]

You people really think a Black man with a middle name Hussein will get elected?  Sure it's all good and dandy now, but come election day, those things are gonna hurt him (not that they should have ANY bearing on an election - but we're talking about a country where a good third probably couldn't name 5 candidates with the names pronounced right.  I've heard "McBain" "Hucklebee" "Huckleberry" "Gooliani") - he just won't win.

You sound like my father.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

You people really think a Black man with a middle name Hussein will get elected?  Sure it's all good and dandy now, but come election day, those things are gonna hurt him (not that they should have ANY bearing on an election - but we're talking about a country where a good third probably couldn't name 5 candidates with the names pronounced right.  I've heard "McBain" "Hucklebee" "Huckleberry" "Gooliani") - he just won't win.

You sound like my father.

He does have a point, though. 

[Flying Dog]

You people really think a Black man with a middle name Hussein will get elected?  Sure it's all good and dandy now, but come election day, those things are gonna hurt him (not that they should have ANY bearing on an election - but we're talking about a country where a good third probably couldn't name 5 candidates with the names pronounced right.  I've heard "McBain" "Hucklebee" "Huckleberry" "Gooliani") - he just won't win.

You sound like my father.

He does have a point, though. 

I actually see Obama doing better as the campaigning rolls on. Look at Iowa, he has massive leads there. It seems he has higher support in states where he campaigns and shows his face.

[HardRCafé]

He does have a point, though. 

Christmas 2006:  my father insisted Obama could not get elected anywhere in the United States.

[Sam Spade]

He does have a point, though. 

Christmas 2006:  my father insisted Obama could not get elected anywhere in the United States.

Wasn't Obama already Senator of Illinois by that time?

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

He does have a point, though. 

Christmas 2006:  my father insisted Obama could not get elected anywhere in the United States.

OK, I never went that far.  But it would be interesting to see how Wayne County voted.  Sure, you'd have Detroiters coming out in fuller force than usual, but what about traditionally Democratic cities like Wyandotte and especially Taylor (which is a huge city), both of which are EXTREMELY racist cities.

[HardRCafé]

Wasn't Obama already Senator of Illinois by that time?

Yuh-huh.

[Sam Spade]

Wasn't Obama already Senator of Illinois by that time?

Yuh-huh.

I also find that particularly odd since Carol Moseley-Braun was Senator from that state once upon a time.

[HardRCafé]

My father still swears he has never heard of Clarence Thomas.

Gotta love college professors.