Thread: Collection of Polls

February 3, 2008
Gallup Daily: Tracking Election 2008
Based on daily polling from Jan. 31-Feb. 2, 2008

The Republican race appears somewhat more stable, with John McCain solidifying the gains he made after his recent primary victories in South Carolina and Florida and settling into a firm front-runner status. McCain remains well ahead of his main challenger Mitt Romney, 43% to 24%, in national Republican voters' nomination preferences. Saturday's Gallup release had McCain up by 44% to 24%. Thus, McCain appears well-positioned heading into the Super Tuesday primaries as GOP voters in 21
states register their presidential nomination preferences. -- Jeff Jones

McCain 43%
Romney 24%
Huckabee 18%
Paul 4%
Keys 1%
Other 3%
No Opinion 7%
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There is a major discrepancy between the Rasmussen poll and the others run for the big media.

W

Cool!

Dixie

Yeah
Those Rasumssen numbers are way different

Has Rasmussen been accurate in the past at predicting the results?

Its my understanding that
Rasmussen and Zogby are 2 of the most respected polls

These companys make a lot of money by getting the right answers

But they are not always right , Like pro gamblers they do the
research but sometimes the results just don't add up