Iowa
10/17 - 10/18
400 likely caucus goers
+/-4.9%
Mean age of respondents is 66 years old.
Cain 25.0%
Romney 21.5%
Paul 8.3%
Bachmann 6.5%
Gingrich 5.8%
Perry 5.3%
Santorum 4.0%
Huntsman 1.0%
Poll was just released today but is three weeks old. There are a lot of interesting stats from this article:
http://caucuses.desmoinesregister.c...ith-their-candidates-on-entitlement-programs/
The older folks want to withdraw troops before entitlements are cut; yet that's exactly what Paul proposes and the only candidate proposing that. Seems like this message needs to get out to the Iowa seniors.
10/17 - 10/18
400 likely caucus goers
+/-4.9%
Mean age of respondents is 66 years old.
Cain 25.0%
Romney 21.5%
Paul 8.3%
Bachmann 6.5%
Gingrich 5.8%
Perry 5.3%
Santorum 4.0%
Huntsman 1.0%
Poll was just released today but is three weeks old. There are a lot of interesting stats from this article:
http://caucuses.desmoinesregister.c...ith-their-candidates-on-entitlement-programs/
Texas Congressman Ron Paul, third in the poll at 8.3 percent, is known more than any other candidate for opposing Social Security and Medicare.
Only 18.2 percent of Paul’s Iowa supporters agree that Social Security is too big. Only 24.2 percent said Medicare should cut.
The poll shows 65 percent of Republicans planning to caucus would rather withdraw troops from Iraq and Afghanistan than see Social Security cut. Slightly more, 67.3 percent, said the same for Medicare.
The older folks want to withdraw troops before entitlements are cut; yet that's exactly what Paul proposes and the only candidate proposing that. Seems like this message needs to get out to the Iowa seniors.