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2016 Postmortem

Mr.Turnip

(645 posts)

1. So almost no actual movement in the race if we discount PPP's last poll.

Reply to grantcart (Original post)

Mon Feb 20, 2012, 12:19 AM

Feb 2012

Since the 15 point lead there was an outlier, this is far more consistent with other polls taken in the last week which have all shown Santorum + 3-10 with Santo typically in the mid to high 30s and Romney in the low 30s.

I think with a race as consistent and narrow it will end up really coming down to the debate on Wednesday.

Also I would REALLY like to know who the 10% who find Santorum "too liberal" are, the idea just blows my mind.

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PPP Latest Poll Santorum still leads in Michigan, race tightens [View all] grantcart Feb 2012 OP

So almost no actual movement in the race if we discount PPP's last poll. Mr.Turnip Feb 2012 #1

given the volatility of the race the previous PPP poll is quite consistent and they grantcart Feb 2012 #2

Interesting Santorum's numbers have not changed much. DCBob Feb 2012 #3

of course you do. MjolnirTime Feb 2012 #4