CNN South Carolina Poll 1/4-1/5:

[Tyler_Durden]

It's another BIASED POLL:

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.co...and-santorum-soar-in-south-carolina/?on.cnn=1

Poll Results: http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2012/images/01/06/topsc3.pdf

ALL over 50
ALL Republican
No Low City

 

[Brett85]

PPP twitter:

"Newt's pulling away from Santorum for 2nd on our SC poll. Looks like it will be Mitt>Newt>Santorum>Paul>Perry"

Maybe Santorum is already starting to lose steam. He may have hit the high water mark for his campaign the night of the Iowa caucus.

 

[bluesc]

PPP twitter:

"Newt's pulling away from Santorum for 2nd on our SC poll. Looks like it will be Mitt>Newt>Santorum>Paul>Perry"

Maybe Santorum is already starting to lose steam. He may have hit the high water mark for his campaign the night of the Iowa caucus.

I trust PPP more. I hope Ron is over 10% in their poll. We'll find out tomorrow.

 

[samsung1]

This could be a trick to get us to waste time and resources in SC

 

[jmdrake]

I said it before and I will say it again. Santorum is a threat is South Carolina. Looks like Gingrich is still a threat too. We've compiled plenty of evidence against Santorum. It's time to take that tea party hating big government loving race baiting fake conservative down a notch.

 

[Ssd]

Hopefully, Santorum continues to drop and Newt is hurt by placing 3rd or 4th again in NH and Paul getting a surge in SC based on his performance in NH. Really, it all depends on the debates that are this weekend and the one next weekend too.

I doubt Paul can win SC because of its demographics but he has a slight, slight chance of coming in 2nd. By coming in 2nd in NH and SC, it is sure to boost his polls in Florida and probably win a few states on Super Tuesday and Texas if Perry is out. That should be enough (I didn't calculate) to get a brokered convention.

 

[tremendoustie]

Hopefully, Santorum continues to drop and Newt is hurt by placing 3rd or 4th again in NH and Paul getting a surge in SC based on his performance in NH. Really, it all depends on the debates that are this weekend and the one next weekend too.

I doubt Paul can win SC because of its demographics but he has a slight, slight chance of coming in 2nd. By coming in 2nd in NH and SC, it is sure to boost his polls in Florida and probably win a few states on Super Tuesday and Texas if Perry is out. That should be enough (I didn't calculate) to get a brokered convention.

I agree, and welcome to the forum!

 

[parocks]

37% for Romney in South Carolina? I'd be worrying about Romney. Do we think that Romney winning in New Hampshire is going to bring down his South Carolina numbers?

Assuming Romney is first and Paul is second in New Hampshire, I'd assume bumps up in South Carolina for Romney and Paul.

After New Hampshire, I'd assume that everyone would be attacking Romney in South Carolina?