Ron Paul is #1 in the Cumulative Straw Poll Tally from all the 2011 Straw Polls

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Cumulative Results through September 17, 2011

Percentages are cumulative based on the fourteen polls above conducted through 09/17/11,
giving equal weight to each poll (not each vote).

Candidates listed in poll results above but with 0 percent (or 0 votes) are not included.

Finish Potential candidate Percentage

1 Ron Paul 19.74%
2 Mitt Romney 14.27%
3 Michele Bachmann 8.08%
4 Herman Cain 7.82% 5 Newt Gingrich
5.72%
6 Tim Pawlenty 5.36%
7 Mike Huckabee 5.02%
8 Rick Perry 4.77%
9 Sarah Palin 3.97%
10 Mitch Daniels 3.71%
11 Thad McCotter 3.07%
12 Rick Santorum 2.86%
13 Donald Trump 2.43%
14 Jon Huntsman, Jr. 2.31%
15 Chris Christie 1.4%
16 Gary Johnson 0.88%
17 Rudy Giuliani 0.43%
18 Jim DeMint 0.34%
19 Paul Ryan 0.27%
20 Buddy Roemer 0.24%
21 Haley Barbour 0.20%
21 Mike Pence 0.20%
21 Ted Turner 0.20%
21 Joe Wilson 0.20%
25 John Thune 0.13%
http://suffolkcountylibertyreport.c...ibertyReport+(Suffolk+County+Liberty+Re​port)

 

[rich34]

You'd think that would be newsworthy, oh wait, not if Ron Paul is leading the list!

 

[InTradePro]

That is from wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_...mulative_Results_through_September_17.2C_2011

Once you add the recent result sfrom Florida and Michigan Dr Paul may not be ahead.

 

[sailingaway]

Yeah, but no matter if Ron wins or not the media doesn't cover it like they just did Cain's win, so I can see why the campaign stopped focusing on them so much. Now we, as supporters, are another matter....

 

[PoliticalJack.com]

Congrats Ron, keep fighting!

 

[RonPaul101.com]

I'll check back for an updated total on 10/9

 

[european]

dolpin do you have an update?

 

[Aratus]

is there an update?

 

[The Free Hornet]

Here is a start:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_polls_for_the_Republican_Party_presidential_primaries,_2012

It does have a nice map.

 

[lucent]

It'd be nice to take these straw polls and calculate who wins electorally from them. Use a map identifying who won which State. Color Ron's red and everyone else blue.

An example would be: There were 3 Iowa straw polls. Ron Paul's poll numbers were 25%, 27.7%, 82% with a total of 44.9%. No one else came close so Iowa is colored red for Ron.

 

[Thurifer]

I wonder what the actual demographic totals are for this. ie., how many actually voted for Paul vs. all the others? Surely that would say something.