NH-2012 Primary: 39% Romney, 23% Gingrich, 16% Paul (NBC/Marist 11/28-30)

NBC News / Marist College
11/27-29/11; 696 likely Republican primary voters, 3.7% margin of error
2263 registered voters, 2.1% margin of error
Mode: Live telephone interviews
NBC story

New Hampshire
39% Romney
23% Gingrich
16% Paul
9% Huntsman
3% Bachmann
3% Perry
2% Cain
1% Santorum
(chart)

2012 President: Republican Primary

2012 President: General Election
53% Obama (D), 30% Cain (R)
49% Obama (D), 39% Gingrich (R)
44% Obama (D), 42% Paul (R)
53% Obama (D), 33% Bachmann (R)
46% Romney (R), 43% Obama (D)
51% Obama (D), 38% Perry (R)

Obama Job Approval
40% Approve, 52% Disapprove

Comments

[Field Marshall]

02:47 PM on 12/05/2011

http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/some-democratic-strategists-worry-about-gingrichs-potential-appeal/2011/12/03/gIQAomJsTO_print.html

[Symanski]

03:34 PM on 12/05/2011

Some do. The majority don't. Even the GOP establishment, from Rove to Will to Lowry are having a fit about the Gingrich surge because they know he's a guaranteed loser in November.

[teron678]

03:43 PM on 12/05/2011

duh

[teron678]

03:43 PM on 12/05/2011

The Grinch is now your candidate now . .LMAO ...

[runrunrun4fun]

11:20 AM on 12/05/2011

Goodness, the GOP better HOPE that Romney gets the nomination; otherwise, they're burnt toast.

[Symanski]

03:35 PM on 12/05/2011

Oh no, that's not true. The great Field Marshall alerts us that some Democratic strategists are worried about Gingrich! hahaha. Yeah, I'm sure they are. Worried that they won't have enough time to throw the entire warehouse of attacks they'd have to launch at Newt, perhaps.