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Poll: Romney Pulls Ahead Of Gingrich Among Likely GOP Voters
January 30, 2012
Republican candidate Mitt Romney has gained ground on contender Newt Gingrich as the former Massachusetts governor opened up a 38-29 percent lead among likely Republican voters, according to a Quinnipiac Polling Institute poll released Friday. With just hours remaining before the January 31 Florida presidential primary, Romney expanded his lead over the former U.S. House Speaker.
A Q-Poll released Wednesday showed the two in a statistical dead heat following Gingrich’s victory over Romney in South Carolina last week. The poll’s margin of error is 4.1 percentage points.
By The News Service of Florida
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4 Responses to “Poll: Romney Pulls Ahead Of Gingrich Among Likely GOP Voters”
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The old saying is, pick the better of two EVILS.
The choices are not a good sign a cult follower and a three time married big mouth.
None of the above! Republican’s is this the best, you’ve got??? Really DON’T LIKE THE CHOICE…….!!!!!!