TN-2012 Primary: 34% Santorum, 27% Romney, 16% Gingrich, 13% Paul (ARG 2/8-9)

American Research Group
2/8-9/12; 600 likely Republican primary voters, 4% margin of error
Mode: Live telephone interviews
ARG release

Tennessee

2012 President: Republican Primary
34% Santorum
27% Romney
16% Gingrich
13% Paul

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Comments

[columbusbuck]

07:19 AM on 02/11/2012

Gingrich is losing his grip on the South. I suspect he'll be the next candidate to drop out ... unless there's a Santorum scandal (a la Perry, Cain, Bauchmann).

[StatsNo1fan]

01:16 PM on 02/10/2012

Rick really needs to focus on keeping his foot on Newt's throat through Super Tuesday. Leave Mitt alone for now. If he can get Newt to finish below himself and Mitt in southern states, Newt should be pretty dead by then, and Rick would have a much better shot at Mitt.

[StatsNo1fan]

12:35 PM on 02/11/2012

"I think Rick's shot is a brokered election (or a VP slot). As
such, assuming the Newt takes votes from Mitt more than he does
from_Santorum, Rick wants newt to stay in the race. And he
definitely want Ron Paul in till the end, since Paul I'm sure
takes votes away from Mitt."

This was a reply from Bukama to my comment above, that got deleted.

[AaronTX]

06:08 PM on 02/11/2012

I doubt it. You saw in MO what can happen when Rick got Mitt one-on-one.

Romney's attacks on Rick are pretty weak too.

[StatsNo1fan]

12:37 PM on 02/11/2012

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Quit being such a potty mouth, Bukama.