Public Policy Polling
Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Good news for Huckabee, bad news for Romney in NJ

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Mike Huckabee and Mitt Romney are each the top choice of 18% of New Jersey Republicans to be the party's nominee for President next year...
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Looking at the third party dynamic for 2012

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Americans think both major political parties are ideologically extreme. And 37% of them say they'd be open to supporting a third party ...
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Manchin looks strong

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Joe Manchin seems to have made a pretty easy transition from Charleston to Washington DC. He was one of the most popular Governors in the c...
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Obama on positive turf in North Carolina

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Barack Obama's popularity rise has come to North Carolina. For the first time since December of 2009 PPP finds more voters in the state...
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Monday, January 24, 2011

And the finalists are...

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We've got seven choices for where we'll do our two state polls this weekend. We'll do the top two vote getters unless neither o...
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Breaking down Virginia

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We polled the Jim Webb/George Allen rematch that's now become a reality late last year and found Webb ahead 49-45. Here are three reaso...
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Friday, January 21, 2011

Suggestions for next weekend

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Next week we'll have new polls from North Carolina and West Virginia out. We're going to do nominations and a vote for the states wh...
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Obama with a chance in Texas..but only against Palin

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2012 could be the year Democrats are finally competitive for President in Texas...but only if the Republicans nominate Sarah Palin. There ar...
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Huckabee ahead nationally

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For the first time in PPP's national polling for the 2012 Republican nomination there's a clear leader: Mike Huckabee. Huckabee...
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Obama doing well in key states

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There's been a lot of good news for Barack Obama in the national polls lately and certainly that's important. But we still have thi...
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