Thread: Public Policy Polling: Romney expands lead in Florida

Taken post Cris-endorsement. Does anyone know anything about this polling firm? This is not listed on RCP at this time.
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Romney expands lead in Florida

Raleigh, N.C. – Mitt Romney has opened up a seven point lead over John McCain in Florida, according to the newest survey by Public Policy Polling. Romney is at 35%, followed by McCain at 28%. Mike Huckabee has 13% and Rudy Giuliani is at 12%.

40% of respondents reported making their decision on who to vote for either over the weekend or in the last week. Romney has a 36-26 lead over McCain among those surveyed who said they made up their mind over the weekend and a 47-28 lead with voters who made their decision in the last week. 6% of voters remain undecided. If their choices distribute the same way as those polled who had made a decision the final result in Florida will be 37% for Romney, 30% for McCain, 14% for Huckabee, 13% for Giuliani, and 5% for Ron Paul.

“The tide in Florida has been breaking Mitt Romney’s way over the last week,â€

This may actually be a reputable polling without the msm
bias or spin

I've actually seen this brought up on Fox news today

It would really tear the heck out of the msm if Romney won by
a bunch

It would really tear the heck out of the msm if Romney won by
a bunch

A defeat for McCain in Florida by any margin will be welcome news.

That poll seems to have a good rate of accuracy..It predicted McCains win in SC..
Last week it was the first poll to post that Romney was pulling even and ahead of McCain..
I haven't checked it for Michigan or New Hampshire yet