Paul up to 6% in New Hampshire

[FluffyUnbound]

http://www.pollster.com/blogs/poll_insideradvantage_republic.php

And 5% in Michigan.

Tick tock, neocons. Tick tock. The NH number will breeze through 10% with just a little more effort.

 

[JosephTheLibertarian]

Yes!!!!!!!!!! This is EXACTLY what we need

 

[JPFromTally]

Is it a coincidence that they moved up that BS deadline??!?!

 

[murrayrothbard]

"slow and steady wins the race" says the tortoise...

 

[chiefsmurph]

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!

These are the numbers that the MSM has been waiting for before they start taking him seriously.

 

[JosephTheLibertarian]

are they only polling GOP? lol.. this would mean that our REAL support is a lot higher. still great, though

 

[Ron Paul Fan]

Good news. The $5 million quarter combined with a bump in the polls is the recipe for success! Very encouraging news, but we still have quite a bit of work to do so let's all unite in the name of liberty!

 

[brumans]

Moving on up...!

 

[Michael Ingram]

still a long way to go till "mission accomplished"

 

[ItsTime]

Is it a coincidence that they moved up that BS deadline??!?!

GREAT NEWS!

The deadline does not effect New Hampshire that much. You can only be three things in New Hampshire. Rep, Dem or undeclared. Only Dems need to switch over if they want to vote for Paul. Over 70% of New Hampshire is Undies or Reps. We wont be losing that many votes. But we are working hard to get those few Dems that want to switch to switch.


http://www.sos.nh.gov/vote.htm

"Presidential Primary
1) Meet with the Supervisors of the Checklist no later than the day prior to the filing period for the Presidential Primary (October 12, 2007). This is the last day you can change your party affiliation before the Presidential Primary.

2) If you are a registered member of a party, you may change your registration at any primary, however, you will not be allowed to vote in that primary. Undeclared voters may declare a party and vote at any primary. The law allows an undeclared voter to declare a party at the polls, vote the ballot of that party, and then change their party affiliation back to undeclared simply by completing the form available from the Supervisors of the Checklist at the polling place."

 

[JosephTheLibertarian]

Good news. The $5 million quarter combined with a bump in the polls is the recipe for success! Very encouraging news, but we still have quite a bit of work to do so let's all unite in the name of liberty!

this isn't even counting all the recent media coverage of Ron Paul

 

[Qiu]

ugh, Huckabee leads Paul in every state.

 

[JosephTheLibertarian]

ugh, Huckabee leads Paul in every state.

for now... this poll is BEFORE the new media coverage of Ron Paul

 

[Zydeco]

http://www.pollster.com/blogs/poll_insideradvantage_republic.php

And 5% in Michigan.

Tick tock, neocons. Tick tock. The NH number will breeze through 10% with just a little more effort.

I call bullshit on Huckabee at 13% in Iowa and 8% in New Hampshire. Absolutely bogus, manipulated polls trying to position him as the "top of the 2nd tier".

 

[ItsTime]

ugh, Huckabee leads Paul in every state.

Take Rons % and double them. Esp in New Hampshire where there are a large number of undeclared that are not being polled but voting for Paul. Take my whole family for example

 

[JosephTheLibertarian]

*LISTEN*

This poll was made during the media black out of Ron Paul.....

 

[SwooshOU]

Wait till Ron Paul's name is one of the top 5 choices on these phone polls instead of "To select another candidate press..."

Then we'll see a bump.

 

[Ron Paul Fan]

this isn't even counting all the recent media coverage of Ron Paul

Yep. It says it was conducted 10/2-10/3 and Dr. Paul didn't announce his Q3 numbers until 10/3. I'm very anxious to see if his numbers improve in the next week or so. We've got to get ahead of Huckabee and then they might start showing his name when they list the candidates on tv.

 

[MGreen]

6% in New Hampshire is good enough for me. If he can get up to 8% in the next month or so, I'd say we're positioning ourselves for a win.

 

[brumans]

6% in New Hampshire is good enough for me. If he can get up to 8% in the next month or so, I'd say we're positioning ourselves for a win.

Ron Paul needs to start spending some of the money we are sending him to advertise in new hampshire. A 2% increase in 1 month would be no problem if he did that.