GA-2012 Primary: 45% Gingrich, 32% Romney, 9% Santorum, 8% Paul (SurveyUSA 2/1-2)

SurveyUSA
2/1-2/12; 1144 registered voters, 3% margin of error
459 likely Republican primary voters, 4.7% margin of error
Mode: Automated phone
SurveyUSA release

Georgia

2012 President: Republican Primary
45% Gingrich
32% Romney
9% Santorum
8% Paul

2012 President
51% Romney (R). 43% Obama (D)
50% Gingrich (R), 44% Obama (D)

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Comments

[Xenobion]

05:59 PM on 02/05/2012

There's a new Intrade bet you can place to see who'll end up having more fumbles so far this year. Romney or the Patriots.

[-iVote-]

03:24 PM on 02/05/2012

So Romney's gonna end up with fewer votes in Nevada than he did in 2008. The difference is, this time he's actually going to be the nominee. I can tell they're real excited.

[AaronTX]

11:38 PM on 02/05/2012

Considerably fewer. 33% total lower turnout compared to 2008.

[-iVote-]

09:59 AM on 02/06/2012

Turnout was abysmal, and Romney barely clawed to 50%.

[AaronTX]

09:50 AM on 02/05/2012

Those republicans sure were enthused in Nevada.

[ashenthorn]

03:51 PM on 02/05/2012

Granite state poll released yesterday has Obama up 10 pts on Romney (up 25 on Gingrich), despite conservatives on here repeatedly claiming New Hampshire is in the bag to go red. It seems whichever states the republican primary process rolls through, Obama benefits. The supposed republican "enthusiasm gap" is currently invisible.

[Lat1]

05:57 PM on 02/05/2012

What are you talking about ashenhorn?Romney is the most exciting and principled candidate to come along in years! Are you implying that he's a flip-flopping, tone deaf, and scripted fraud? Not the Mighty Mitt!

[floridaviolinist]

07:11 PM on 02/03/2012

well at least he'll win ONE other state, lol

[Rightbrainedleftwinged]

06:56 PM on 02/03/2012

They should poll Alaska next. I noticed on Gallup's most and least conservative states, Alaska moved way down for those who identify as conservatives. I think for Obama, he should not rule it out. If he doesn't win it, than it is probably encouraging news for Begich.

[ashenthorn]

06:06 PM on 02/03/2012

Interesting facet of this poll: "Obama defeats Romney by 4 points among cell phone respondents, but loses to Romney by 12 points among home-phone respondents." Not sure how they decide how many home phones v cell phones to call.

[Rightbrainedleftwinged]

06:57 PM on 02/03/2012

It's the younger voters vs retired people I think. Not a surprise at all.

[ashenthorn]

08:24 PM on 02/03/2012

Sure, but the pollster's sampling consists of 22% cell phone respondents vs 78% land line. What methodology is used to use that ratio? It doesn't say.