PPP South Carolina: Paul up 6 points

[tsai3904]

South Carolina
1/11 - 1/13
803 likely Republican primary voters
+/-3.5%


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01/11
01/13
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01/05
01/07
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08/25
08/28
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[TR][TD]Romney[/TD][TD]

29​

[/TD][TD]

30​

[/TD][TD]

16​

[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Gingrich[/TD][TD]

24​

[/TD][TD]

23​

[/TD][TD]

8​

[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Paul[/TD][TD]

15​

[/TD][TD]

9​

[/TD][TD]

5​

[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Santorum[/TD][TD]

14​

[/TD][TD]

19​

[/TD][TD]

4​

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[TR][TD]Perry[/TD][TD]

6​

[/TD][TD]

5​

[/TD][TD]

36​

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[TR][TD]Huntsman[/TD][TD]

5​

[/TD][TD]

4​

[/TD][TD]

2​

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[TR][TD]Roemer[/TD][TD]

1​

[/TD][TD]

1​

[/TD][TD]

-​

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[TR][TD]SE / NS[/TD][TD]

6​

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9​

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7​

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[TR][TD]Bachmann[/TD][TD]

-​

[/TD][TD]

-​

[/TD][TD]

13​

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[TR][TD]Cain[/TD][TD]

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9​

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Ron Paul Crosstabs:

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[TR][TD]18-29[/TD][TD]

36​

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5​

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4​

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[TR][TD]30-45[/TD][TD]

21​

[/TD][TD]

16​

[/TD][TD]

2​

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[TR][TD]46-65[/TD][TD]

12​

[/TD][TD]

10​

[/TD][TD]

7​

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[TR][TD]>65[/TD][TD]

8​

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3​

[/TD][TD]

5​

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[TR][TD]Man[/TD][TD]

17​

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10​

[/TD][TD]

6​

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[TR][TD]Woman[/TD][TD]

12​

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8​

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5​

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Second Choice:

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01/07
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[TR][TD]Gingrich[/TD][TD]

20​

[/TD][TD]

14​

[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Romney[/TD][TD]

17​

[/TD][TD]

16​

[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Santorum[/TD][TD]

17​

[/TD][TD]

21​

[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Perry[/TD][TD]

13​

[/TD][TD]

10​

[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Paul[/TD][TD]

9​

[/TD][TD]

7​

[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Huntsman[/TD][TD]

7​

[/TD][TD]

5​

[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Roemer[/TD][TD]

1​

[/TD][TD]

1​

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[TR][TD]SE / NS[/TD][TD]

16​

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[centure7]

This is shocking. Paul went from 4th @ 9% to 3rd @ 16% over about four days after New Hampshire. Keeping up that same clip, he could very well break 20% by election day. Great job Ron Paul!!! We are doing better than I imagined we could.

 

[giovannile07]

Pretty good improvement I'd say for a couple days.

 

[SchleckBros]

Someone tweet them asking the breakdown of the poll #s for each day.

 

[bluesc]

Someone tweet them asking the breakdown of the poll #s for each day.

Good idea.

 

[Libertea Party]

Nice. Ron Paul beats Santorum on Foreign Policy issue 12% to 8%

 

[Student Of Paulism]

Ok not bad at all, Ron has plenty of time with 8 days and all the momentum going upward, especially with Davis endorsing.

South Carolina
1/11 - 1/13
803 likely Republican primary voters
+/-3.5%

No indies and dems polled? If not, this is even BETTER news. SC allows ALL parties to vote, and with indies/dems not being polled and taking 3rd without them, he would be even higher for sure, somewhere near the ARG poll.

 

[TomtheTinker]

3rd place in sc would be great. our goal should be to get 20% and we are well on our way to that.

 

[jkob]

a big endorsement and 2 debates and we should be right in this thing

 

[tsai3904]

No indies and dems polled? If not, this is even BETTER news. SC allows ALL parties to vote, and with indies/dems not being polled and taking 3rd without them, he would be even higher for sure, somewhere near the ARG poll.

Independents and Democrats are included.

Breakdown:

Democrat 3%
Independent/Other 17%
Republican 80%

 

[sailingaway]

bummer, I liked that 20% number....

 

[growburn13]

Looking at Party crosstabs, if democrats show up to vote for Ron Paul, it's possible to get a strong second or possible 1st. Only 24 out 803 polled identified as Democrat.

But just how do you get democrats to show up en mass for a Republican Primary?

 

[FA.Hayek]

man, what a letdown after reading some of the predictions.. but hey, it's SC!!! i wasnt expecting even these numbers!!! we need more work to do though

 

[sailingaway]

wow, favorability is terrible, and indicates we have very, very little room to grow from here. first bad news of the day.

apparently the media is performing their function for the GOP establishment to great effect.

Little room with their currrent mindset. The campaign is putting a million in ads and mail in and if RevPac gets its ad funded (given there is a money bomb tomorrow, too) that is a great one. The electability issue has to be pushed because Ron is better than anyone but Romney at that.

 

[sailingaway]

Looking at Party crosstabs, if democrats show up to vote for Ron Paul, it's possible to get a strong second or possible 1st. Only 24 out 803 polled identified as Democrat.

But just how do you get democrats to show up en mass for a Republican Primary?

NDAA

 

[BuddyRey]

I've lived near SC all my life and it's a total mystery to me what the people there must see in Gingrich.

 

[maxoutco]

MAN! We need a SS/Medicare commercial so bad in this state.

 

[jkob]

I wonder what the crosstabs on that interracial marriage question is

 

[limequat]

bummer, I liked that 20% number....

Well, that's a 3 day poll. He very well could be at 20% right now. I'd like to see a one day poll from insider advantage or similar

 

[Indiana4Paul]

But just how do you get democrats to show up en mass for a Republican Primary?

Easy. Don't tell them its a Republican Primary while driving them to the polls. Let the Dems know they have these choices:

1. An uber rich white guy who ties his dog to the roof of his car
2. A guy who tried to impeach Bill Clinton
3. Guy who voted in lockstep with George W. Bush
4. Ron Paul