I can't believe my eyes! Bloomberg survey poll has Ron Paul @ 19% in key primary state, Iowa. , page 1


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Topic started on 15-11-2011 @ 02:17 AM by eLPresidente
This race just got interesting...I hope the media actually reports this.

Ron has been winning the Iowa power rankings but he's never shown this much strength in an actual poll before. This semi-solidifies a lot of the unofficial chatter about Paul being the strongest contender in Iowa but now I'm even more positive that it will ultimately come down to Paul v Romney for the GOP nomination.

Like most survey polls done, we're still getting polls with majority registered likely republican voters but new voters like democrats, independents and pre-republicans who have switched or registered for Paul aren't even on the radar yet, this is what will help Paul to do well in caucus states.

Paul also has the most strongest, organized, and energized grassroots efforts in many (ALL) states with Iowa being the top priority.

www.bloomberg.com...



A Bloomberg News poll shows Cain at 20 percent, Paul at 19 percent, Romney at 18 percent and Gingrich at 17 percent among the likely attendees with the caucuses that start the nominating contests seven weeks away.


This puts Paul right behind Cain and while Cain's numbers have been dropping in the last few weeks, things are looking bright for Paul. That isn't to say Gingrich should be discounted for the next few weeks, the media will pump him until his baggage is dug up and re-reported so the establishment base will likely have no where else to turn to but Paul and Romney.


The poll reflects the race’s fluidity, with 60 percent of respondents saying they still could be persuaded to back someone other than their top choice, and 10 percent undecided. Paul’s support is more solidified than his rivals, while Cain’s is softer. All of the major contenders have issue challenges to address.


Paul = voter confidence 'solidified' @ 19%
Cain = voter confidence is 'softer' @ 20%


Paul’s campaign leads for voter contact, with about two thirds of respondents saying they’ve heard from his campaign, followed by 61 percent who said they’ve been reached by Bachmann’s campaign.


Does this all mean Paul will be the GOP nominee? still up in the air but one thing I do know is that it will be a very close race between Paul and Romney. I also know that there is going to be some very dirty tricks being played in state caucuses and primaries all across America all the way up to the national GOP convention. Remember 2008 when Ron Paul delegates were locked out? I'm expecting MUCH WORSE and MUCH MORE DIRTY tactics being deployed to keep Paul from winning.
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reply posted on 15-11-2011 @ 02:35 AM by ipleadthe5th
reply to post by eLPresidente


Well they couldn't ignore the facts forever..

Still plenty of time for Paul to get more votes.
Maybe this will lead to more airtime for Paul to convince the sheeple..


reply posted on 15-11-2011 @ 09:18 AM by imawlinn
reply to post by peponastick


Wow Paul has more votes than 2nd and 3rd place combined! We need to double, no, triple our efforts at getting the word out about Ron Paul! It's time for r3voluion!
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