UT-2012 Primary: 63% Romney, 10% Huntsman, 6% Bachmann, 5% Palin (PPP 7/8-10)

Public Policy Polling (D)
7/8-10/11; 406 likely Republican primary voters, 4.9% margin of error
Mode: Automated phone
PPP release

Utah

2012 Senate: Republican Primary
47% Chaffetz
43% Hatch

2012 President: Republican Primary
63% Romney
10% Huntsman
6% Bachmann
5% Palin
4% Cain
4% Paul
4% Perry
3% Gingrich
1% Pawlenty

Comments

[Brill Opad]

12:28 AM on 07/15/2011

PERCENTAGE of PEOPLE in the REST of the U.S.A. who actually care what the IDIOTS in the state of UTAH want ,,think or do,,, 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000%

[nsouthwick]

08:01 PM on 07/13/2011

Well duh. You don't think becasue Romney is a Morman has anything to do with the heavily Morman pop of Utah do ya?

[stillow1]

11:34 PM on 07/13/2011

Hunstman is mormon too.

[stillow1]

05:54 PM on 07/13/2011

Does anyone know offhand when UT primary is? before or after Super tuesday?

[Dave WI]

07:01 PM on 07/13/2011

June 26. As befitting of its not exactly nailbiting drama.

[AaronTX]

08:54 PM on 07/13/2011

LOL, yeah, Huntsman will never make it that long.

[TPR2012]

05:49 PM on 07/13/2011

Huntsman is a progressive/toast.

[Xenobion]

09:01 PM on 07/13/2011

Romney is a progressive. I think that's hardly the issue.

[jbvbwysu]

10:58 PM on 07/13/2011

Romney used to be a progressive. Then he sold out.

[AaronTX]

05:43 PM on 07/13/2011

Poor Huntsman. Can't even make it close in his home state.

[stillow1]

05:53 PM on 07/13/2011

Strange result....one would have to conclude that his attachment to the Obama administration is hurting him badly.

[Xenobion]

09:00 PM on 07/13/2011

I don't see how. He was simply an ambassador. Huntsman is a snore and too nice.

[gevan]

05:23 PM on 07/13/2011

So funny that Utahans prefer the former governor of Massachusetts to one of their own.

[Xenobion]

09:01 PM on 07/13/2011

Honestly I think they are in clean house mode. I'll be surprised if Hatch survives.

[gevan]

11:44 PM on 07/13/2011

I'd think Oren slighty better situated than Bennet was, but it depends on who turns out to vote in the primary--assuming he'll clear the convention stage.