Rasmussen: Romney 44%, Obama 39%, Ron Paul 13%

Pennsylvania

Member
Joined
Sep 9, 2008
Messages
1,946
:eek:
Three-Way Race: Romney 44%, Obama 39%, Ron Paul 13%

Tuesday, May 08, 2012

Texas Congressman Ron Paul appears more interested in influencing the direction of the Republican Party than in running as an independent presidential candidate. But perhaps Democrats should be careful what they wish for: Even if Mitt Romney’s remaining GOP challenger should run as a third party candidate, new Rasmussen Reports surveying finds Romney the winner of a three-way race.

The latest national telephone survey shows that 25% of Likely U.S. Voters think Paul should run as a third party candidate. Sixty-one percent (61%) disagree, but 13% more are not sure.

Source (rasmussenreports.com)

Question wording:

National Survey of 1,000 Likely Voters
Conducted May 6-7, 2012

By Rasmussen Reports

1* Do you have a very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable, or very unfavorable impression of Ron Paul?

2* In thinking about the 2012 Presidential Election suppose you had a choice between Republican Mitt Romney, Democrat Barack Obama and independent Ron Paul. If the election were held today would you vote for Republican Mitt Romney, Democrat Barack Obama or independent Ron Paul?

3* Should Ron Paul run as a third party presidential candidate this year?

4* How likely is it that Ron Paul will run as a third party presidential candidate this year?

Source (rasmussenreports.com)
 
Rasmussen: A Ron Paul Third-Party Run Would Help Romney

Via Rockwell's Twitter: hxxp://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/elections/election_2012/election_2012_presidential_election/may_2012/three_way_race_romney_44_obama_39_ron_paul_13

Link broken because they're shills for the establishment at Rasmussen.

Mittens: 44
Obama: 39
Paul: 13
 
Today Ron has three primaries IN the GOP. doubtless that is why they are pushing this today.
 
Does anyone believe this?? It's Rasmussen after all.. They would love this to be true..
 
Wouldn't they though - the way I see it…

44 + 13 = 57

Make Dr. Paul the nominee and defeat Obama – it's right there for the world to see in this (very biased for Republicans) poll.
 
Are there any stats showing the accuracy of Rasmussen Reports. I mean people often call it a 'Republican slanted' polling organization. How can you be a professional polling op and known to be slanted in one direction. Is this untrue? Are there graphs showing their polling and actual results?
 
Isn't 15% the threshold for getting asked to national debates?

NOBP
 
I cannot figure that out , in the end , I would guess Paul 20% , Romney 30% , Obama 49% ..... ??
 
Rasmussen is NEWSCORP propaganda... he and his pollsters have to give appearance of somewhat credibile. In the end, it's to steer the sheeple to the duopoly slaughter.
 
The purpose of this poll is to re-spread the concept that Ron Paul is not a Republican. The intent is to harm his chances in the Republican primary.
 
Exactly Tudo.
Best thing I've heard on any of this in a while!
No compromise with scum.
 
Last edited:
Rasmussen clearly is no longer legitimate, if they ever were. Romney would not win if there were 3 Democrats and just Romney for the republicans. But ofcourse, this has been known by the GOP for several years.

Obviously the GOP could easily defeat Obama with a strong conservative candidate, but they have apparently been told to sit down until 2016 for reasons unbeknownst to me. I mean think with a shred of rationale for a second....done? Good, I'm glad you agree with me then.
 
Rasmussen is NEWSCORP propaganda... he and his pollsters have to give appearance of somewhat credibile. In the end, it's to steer the sheeple to the duopoly slaughter.

Rasmussen is credible. Scott knows what he is doing. Polls are just a snap shot of that time assuming the pollsters got their demographics correct. Some do. Some don't.

Regardless, with all the free news Romney has been getting, I am not shocked he leads in a 3 way race. Another poll had him and Barck flipped and Paul at 17%.

The closer it gets to August the less likely Paul will run Indy or anything else.
 
I find Rasmussen's methodology suspect.

They ask a Paul question, and only a Paul question: one that ends with "...somewhat unfavorable, or very unfavorable impression of Ron Paul?" immediately before posing the election question.
 
if the market tanks, obama's campaign crumbles.
this has echoes of 1992 and ross perot's run!!!
 
Back
Top