Giuliani CNN Poll Watch: Rudy Up By 8 Points Over Thompson
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Rudy on Hillary Clinton and the MoveOn.org BetrayUs Ad
Poll: As Thompson’s star fades, Clinton’s on the rise
- GOP presidential candidate Fred Thompson dropped 8 points from September
- Sen. Hillary Clinton now has a majority of Democrats polled supporting her
- Rudy Giuliani continues to lead Republican presidential field
- Clinton leads Giuliani by 2 percentage points in poll matchup
The GOP NUTS:
- Rudy – 27%
- Thompson – 19%
- McCain – 17%
- Romney – 13%
- Huckabee – 5%
- Hunter – 3%
- Paul -2%
Let’s look at this mornings Real Clear Politics chart and graph of the national GOP race:
Another favorable national GOP poll for the Mayor. Although he has slipped in the averages below 30% he continues to maintain an almost ldigit lead against Fred Thompson who is fading precipitously. The trend lines for all candidates except for the Mayor have been stagnant or declining.
An interesting note to all of the Ron Paul fans. He is currently in 7th place. Money doesn’t buy you love, eh?
Stay tuned…..
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2 Comments
Cliff
Interesting analysis. You say, “The trend lines for all candidates except for the Mayor have been stagnant or declining.” I guess you didn’t notice that little yellow line that has been rising steadily. Over the past 2 weeks, Governor Romney has gained 4 points, while Mayor Giuliani’s bumpy ride nets him 1. Since February, the Mayor is down 3, while the Governor is up 6. Slow but steady wins the race.
Flap
No bumpy ride for the Mayor, but this is a moving average. His trend has been upward since May.
What you fail to point out is that Romney has declined before nudging upward. 15 to 20 plus points behind.
Mitt has been around 10% since April. This nets him either 3rd or 4th place.