OH-2012 Primary: 37% Santorum, 33% Romney, 16% Gingrich, 8% Paul (Suffolk 3/3-4)

Suffolk University
3/3-4/12; 500 likely Republican primary voters, 4.4% margin of error
Mode: Live telephone interviews
Suffolk release

Ohio

2012 President: Republican Primary
37% Santorum
33% Romney
16% Gingrich
8% Paul
(chart)

Comments

[Romo2Austin]

05:20 PM on 03/05/2012

Santo may actually pull an upset!

[UncleMike]

03:01 PM on 03/05/2012

Santorum will end up throwing Ohio away as well: http://www.comunitee.com/comunitee/showComuniteeBarArticle/3035824/19344/4/587

[Lat1]

01:14 PM on 03/05/2012

Hold it! This is a bad poll. Romney is not leading and therefore we must dismiss it.

[Rightbrainedleftwinged]

01:06 PM on 03/05/2012

I'm not an expert on GOP politics, and I am not sure, but if Romney wins Ohio by 1 percentage point, isn't it a state like MI where both he and Santorum would get delagates? Which states in super tueday are Winner take all states?

[dpearl]

01:53 PM on 03/05/2012

RightBrainedLeftWinged - have a look at Nate Silver's article from yesterday, it gives a nice state-by-state breakdown on where things stand. Here's a link:
http://fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/03/04/romney-could-win-majority-of-super-tuesday-delegates/#more-27467

[Romo2Austin]

05:21 PM on 03/05/2012

What does "winner-take-all by Congressional district" mean?

[Romo2Austin]

05:22 PM on 03/05/2012

nevermind i get it