Posted by James V. Lacy at 12:00 am on Oct 19, 2007 3 Comments
While our publisher would otherwise point out I am
indeed on his FEC reports, the info I am sharing in this post is my
own research and view, not Rudy Giuliani’s
campaign’s.
OC Blog posted the results of a SurveyUSA poll
taken October 12 – 14 showing Rudy Giuliani now has the momentum in
California among Republican voters, with a substantial lead of 39%,
compared to 18% for Thompson, 14% for Romney, and 13% for
McCain. Giuliani’s lead over his closest competitor widened
in California from 2 points to 21 points in the 30 days between
September and October. Giuliani was shown to have a lead in
all categories of Republican voters in California,
consistent with a Fabrizio, McLaughlin national poll I
reported on here three months ago.
Giuliani’s lead is consistent and is evident in
other large states that will send large delegations to the
Republican National Convention, and recent polls. In New
Jersey, a Quinnipiac University poll taken October 9 – 11 shows
Giuliani with 48%, McCain and Thompson tied at 12%, and Romney way
back at 7%.
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