US-2012 Primary: 29% Romney, 23% Gingrich, 20% Santorum, 14% Paul (YouGov 1/28-31)

YouGov / Economist
1/28-31/12; 1,000 adults, 3.5% margin of error
Mode: Internet
YouGov release

National

State of the Country
26% Right Direction, 58% Wrong Track (chart)

Obama Job Approval
44% Approve, 48% Disapprove (chart)
Economy: 36 / 53 (chart)
Health Care: 39 / 50 (chart)

2012 President: Republican Primary
29% Romney
23% Gingrich
20% Santorum
14% Paul
(chart)

2012 President: General Election
49% Obama (D), 40% Romney (R) (chart)
52% Obama (D), 37% Gingrich (R) (chart)
50% Obama (D), 40% Santorum (R)
48% Obama (D), 40% Paul (R)

Congressional Job Approval
7% Approve, 70% Disapprove (chart)

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Comments

[runrunrun4fun]

12:23 PM on 02/02/2012

49% Obama (D), 40% Romney (R) (chart)
52% Obama (D), 37% Gingrich (R) (chart)
50% Obama (D), 40% Santorum (R)
48% Obama (D), 40% Paul (R)

With numbers like that, Obama is sure to lose in the general election. Isn't it obvious?

[StatsNo1fan]

12:43 PM on 02/02/2012

I know. Once you convert this adult sample to RV, then convert the RV's to LV's, then make the 4 point clinched nomination adjustment that PP promises, then toss out this poll for being an internet one, Romney wins in a landslide.

Dude, you should look inside the polls sometimes. Do you even understand how much the numbers change from an adult sample to registered voters on the same survey?

[John2261]

03:07 PM on 02/02/2012

The general election match-ups are RVs.

[runrunrun4fun]

05:20 PM on 02/02/2012

Don't forget about the tornado effect? Don't you understand how much the numbers would change with the tornado effect....dude?