Rasmussen: RP @ 6%

[bc2208]

Second consecutive jump. The RP home site also says 7% in NH.

http://rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/election_2008__1/2008_presidential_election/2008_republican_presidential_primary

Sorry if this is a second post.

 

[Furis]

There is no way McCain has 13%...... Just saying

 

[Jordan]

November 5th brought a lot of legitimacy to the campaign. Whether it be financially, or just plain numbers.

 

[werdd]

uh oh... moving up are we? The RNC is getting worried.

 

[kylejack]

Looks like they're finally giving up on Tancredo, and we are the beneficiary. Good to see.

 

[Adamsa]

Every time we move up I feel a little sexier.

 

[bc2208]

Just noticed this also - they have a NH poll with Ron @ 4%.

However:
This telephone survey of 628 Likely Republican Voters was conducted by Rasmussen Reports November 5, 2007. The margin of sampling error for the is +/- 4 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence.

 

[fcofer]

Weren't we at 6 percent in Rasmussen last week (which closed after the 5th)? Grrr. I wish we had gone up a point or so just for the cheer factor.

(Statistics Nazis -- I know, I know about MOE and the fact that our actual support very like did increase -- I'm just saying that it would have been psychologically comforting to me if we'd gained a point or two.)

 

[fez2008]

Weren't we at 6 percent in Rasmussen last week (which closed after the 5th)? Grrr. I wish we had gone up a point or so just for the cheer factor.

(Statistics Nazis -- I know, I know about MOE and the fact that our actual support very like did increase -- I'm just saying that it would have been psychologically comforting to me if we'd gained a point or two.)

Someone said it will be averaged over 4 days. Expect it to go to 7% by wednesday...

 

[Ron Paul Fan]

Expect it to go to 10% by next week!

 

[aroberso]

Another online poll.

I linked to the following poll from the Rasmussen article. Everyone should complete this poll and register so they will be contacted for future online and offline polls.

http://www.pollingpoint(dot)com/