Politics and Christianity: Republican Leader Polls

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The above map illustrates GOP presidential candidate leaders by state, as determined by polls conducted within the last 30 days. Some state polls are not as current as the national polls and may not reflect the dramatic shift in support to Mike Huckabee which has occurred in recent weeks.

Alabama (Feb. 5) - Thompson (Capital Survey Research Center)
Arizona (Feb. 5) - McCain (Rasmussen)
Arkansas (Feb. 5) - Huckabee (Rasmussen)
California (Feb. 5) - Giuliani (Survey USA)
Colorado (Feb. 5) - McCain (Rasmussen)
Connecticut (Feb. 5) - Giuliani (Quinnipiac)
Florida (Jan. 29) - Giuliani (Survey USA)
Georgia (Feb. 5) - Huckabee (Strategic Vision)
Iowa (Jan. 3) - Huckabee (Rasmussen)
Kansas (Feb. 9) - McCain (Rasmussen)
Michigan (Jan. 15) - Huckabee (Rasmussen)
New Hampshire (Jan. 8) - Romney (Rasmussen)
New Jersey (Feb. 5) - Giuliani (Rutgers-Eagleton)
New York (Feb. 5) - Giuliani (Datamar)
Nevada (Jan. 19) - Giuliani (Mason-Dixon)
North Carolina (Feb. 5) - Huckabee (Public Policy Polling)
Ohio (Mar. 4) - Giuliani (Quinnipiac)
Oklahoma (Feb. 5) - Huckabee (Oklahoma Straw Poll)
Pennsylvania (April 22) - Giuliani (Quinnipiac)
South Carolina (Jan. 19) - Huckabee (Survey USA)
Texas (Mar. 4) - Giuliani (IVR Polls)
Utah (Feb. 5) - Romney (No poll required)
Washington (Caucus Feb. 9 - Primary Feb. 19) - Giuliani (Washington Poll)
Wisconsin (Feb. 19) - Giuliani (Wisconsin Public Radio/St. Norbert's College)

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2 comments:

Anonymous said...: I love how they have Huckabee Red. It's like they know that he is the one who will be represented by the color red for General Election anyway! :) Go Mike Huckabee!

http://www.mikehuckabee.com/; December 12, 2007 at 11:32 AM
Anonymous said...: Huck, Huck, Huckabee!! Soon Texas, Georgia, Kansas, and Florida will be red, too!; December 12, 2007 at 11:33 AM

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