ARG poll, Huntsman in second place behind Romney in New Hampshire!!
Jon Huntsman has moved into second place, but still well behind leader Mitt Romney according to a new ARG poll
Romney 40%
Huntsman, 17%
Paul, 16%
Santorum, 12%
Gingrich 8%
Perry, 1%
Undecided, 4%
http://www.americanresearchgroup.com/pres2012/primary/rep/nh/
MADem
(135,425 posts)The ads portray him as the only adult in the room, essentially.
Liberal_Stalwart71
(20,450 posts)SixthSense
(829 posts)look at the last table, how can Huntsman have 11% of the 97% of definite voters plus 20% of the 3% of probable voters and have that add up to 17% of the total? Either his total # should read 11.3% or the numbers in the last table are all wrong.
gateley
(62,683 posts)better represent the mainstream, non-whack Republicans far better than any of those other asshats.
elleng
(130,861 posts)Liked ARG last time, and I expect New Hampshire folks won't fall for the crap idiots!
Renew Deal
(81,852 posts)I remember them having some crazy results in 2008. But anything is possible.
think
(11,641 posts)Historic NY
(37,449 posts)limpyhobbler
(8,244 posts)Old and In the Way
(37,540 posts)Last edited Sun Jan 8, 2012, 04:25 AM - Edit history (1)
Santorum came out of far right field to tie Romney in Iowa, so it's possible he could do the same in NH. If he does, it comes directly out of Romney's chips. They seem to attract the same class of voter. I bet Romney's 40% is a very unenthusiastic collection of voters and probably not excited that their choice reflects the very worst aspects of predatory capitalism. So, the next couple of days will be interesting. If Romney collapses back to his 25% ceiling in Iowa, those 15% will probably end up in Huntsman's column....and that would be another upset and throw the race back to an unpredictable free-for-all.
Go Jon!
RandySF
(58,724 posts)DesertFlower
(11,649 posts)i think he's the only one who is qualified to be prez. i wouldn't vote for him, but if he won i wouldn't feel like i had to leave the country.
jberryhill
(62,444 posts)If he's crazy, he hides it well.
dimbear
(6,271 posts)Not going to happen.
Old and In the Way
(37,540 posts)Yeah, kinda sad that people would actually think this was a bad thing. To me, it tells me that the guy has onboard intelligence - learning to speak Chinese is a challenge.
OPENtheBorders
(1 post)I'm new here
Can anybody tell me what else I should know about this site besides it being a Liberal community?
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Herlong
(649 posts)Open the borders how? I am a baby boomer, and closing "borders" was paramount to my survival!
Herlong
(649 posts)nt
Kablooie
(18,625 posts)Shows how insubstantial they all are that no one can really rise to the top.
They all just bubble around like a big mud pot.
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fujiyama
(15,185 posts)Their accuracy is questionable at best.
Even if Hunstman ends up as a distant second, I don't see where his campaign goes from NH. He's gonna lose bad in SC. His only chance after that to keep any momentum going is FL, but we all know how another relatively moderate GOP candidate did when he pinned all his hopes on that state (I'm speaking of Giuliani in '08).
Hunstman is done after NH. Put a fork in his campaign. The race is really between Romney and Santorum (who even with a close second (or maybe even first) in IA is a longshot to beat Romney).
This race will probably be less interesting in coming weeks than we'd hoped for unless the social conservatives really throw a fit and find their anti Romney. Then it might get more entertaining.
Herlong
(649 posts)Two republican mormon forerunners can only mean a win for Obama.