Monthly Archives: December 2011
Last Minute Polling
Busy day today, but I wanted to send one quick Iowa polling update. In Iowa, the most recent poll (by American Research Group) shows very little change, with Paul (21%), Romney (20%) and Gingrich (19%) essentially tied for the lead. … Continue reading
Who Doesn’t Love A Newt? Why Gingrich Should Win the Presidency
With friends like these, who needs enemies? While Newt Gingrich has been touting the virtues of the 11th commandment (Thou Shall Not Speak Ill of a Fellow Republican), and reminding everyone how much he respects his competitors for the party … Continue reading
Does Iowa Even Matter? The Latest Polls Results
Will the results of the January 3 Iowa caucus even matter to the outcome of the 2012 Republican presidential nomination? My colleague Bert Johnson and I have discussed this matter here. Bert’s basic point is that the Iowa caucus helps … Continue reading
Remember that 3 A.M Phone Call? Robocalls and the Draft Hillary Movement
Remember the 3 a.m. phone call? Now you can get one at all hours! One of the more controversial (in terms of invoking readers’ comments) posts I’ve published was this one (cross-posted here) arguing that from a Democrat’s perspective, there … Continue reading
The Perils of Polling Paul: Are the Iowa Results Correct?
Can Ron Paul win Iowa? Shortly after posting my assessment of this PPP Iowa poll yesterday that showed Ron Paul leading in Iowa, Insider Advantage released a second Iowa poll that also showed Paul ahead in Iowa with 24% support. … Continue reading
