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Obama vs. GOP contenders: Cast your votes

Apr. 20, 2010 03:33 PM
The Arizona Republic

It's hard to pinpoint which Republican candidate President Obama will face in the 2012 presidential election. Donald Trump? Mitt Romney? Sarah Palin?

Here's your chance to vote on the potential matchups.

Obama vs. Romney

A recent poll shows former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney doing the best vs. Obama in a potential matchup.

The question

Who would you vote for in 2012?

Obama
51.61%

Romney
48.39%

Total Votes: 124

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Obama vs. Huckabee

After Romney, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee did the best in the poll.

The question

Who would you vote for in 2012?


Obama
51.97%

Huckabee

48.03%

Total Votes: 127

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Obama vs. Trump

Donald Trump has attracted a lot of media members and has surprisingly done well against other potential GOP candidates.

The question

Who would you vote for in 2012?

Obama
54.26%

Trump
45.74%

Total Votes: 129

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Obama vs. Bachmann

Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann has been one of Obama's toughest critics.

The question

Who would you vote for in 2012?


Obama
58.27%

Bachmann
41.73%

Total Votes: 127
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Obama vs. Gingrich
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich trailed Obama by 15 points in a recent poll.

The question

Who would you vote for in 2012?

Obama
54.03%

Gingrich
45.97%


Total Votes: 124
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Obama vs. Palin

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has been a vocal critic of White House policies.

The question

Who would you vote for in 2012?


Obama
57.94%

Palin
42.06%

Total Votes: 126

Obama vs. Pawlenty

Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty.

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The question

Who would you vote for in 2012?

Obama
53.28%

Pawlenty
46.72%

Total Votes: 122
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Obama vs ...

Among the following who have not been often mentioned in polls, who would have the best chance to beat the president?(Pictured are Ron Paul and Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour).

The question

If they were to announce they would seek the GOP nomination, who would have the best chance to win (and beat Obama)?

Ron Paul
54.02%

Haley Barbour
14.94%

George Pataki
14.94%

Rick Santorum
9.20%

John Bolton
6.90%

Total Votes: 87
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I don't believe these numbers for a second. Pass

"Where's Herman? he took the Tea Party straw poll with 61%!"

NUMBERSUSA.COM

WE ASSESS TRUMP & CAIN ON IMMIGRATION ISSUES
AND FIND THE BUSINESSMEN LACKING

Successful businessmen Donald Trump and Herman Cain have attracted a lot of attention in their own ways because of their announced interest in running for President in 2012.

We have heard a lot of people claiming that both of these men provide some great hope for those of us looking for an end to illegal immigration and deep reductions in further legal immigration of workers to compete with unemployed Americans.

We didn't find that hope. Not yet, anyway

.• We can't give Cain higher than a D+.

• And Trump is way down in the D-minus territory, only barely better than Newt Gingrich, Haley Barbour and Barack Obama.

These poll numbers are fraudulent and skewed by the Arizona Republican newspaper -- a LIBERALIST OPEN BORDERS-OWNED NEWSPAPER MEDIA ORGANIZATION - It doesn't matter if ANY of the Republicans you vote for on this site would be turned into a LIBERALIST DEMOCRATIC VOTE FOR OBAMA TO SKEW THE NUMBERS ON THE NEWSPAPER'S WEBSITE - DON'T TRUST ANY OF THESE REPUBLICAN NUMBERS!!!!!!

Editorial positions

The Arizona Republic editorial board endorsed President George W. Bush in both the 2000 and 2004 presidential elections.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Arizona_Republic

I don't believe these numbers for a second. Pass

Unfortunately polls are very easily manipulated.

RELATED

Romney neck and neck with Obama; Trump, Palin far behind

http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-235534.html

Some people bothered to vote and now the results are:

Obama vs. Romney

Obama
50.19%

Romney
49.81%

Total Votes: 793

If a few more people vote Romney could move ahead from here.

I'd like to formally retract my last post on this thread!
Looks like Michelle Bachmannn is as close as we're going to get!