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2016 Postmortem
Related: About this forumLooking at Gallup's daily GOP tracker, it looks like we'll see another front-runner change
Very dependant on if Santorum wins both states tonight.
http://www.gallup.com/poll/election.aspx
In the last few days it went from 52-49, Romney over opponents to 56-44, opponents over Romney.
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Looking at Gallup's daily GOP tracker, it looks like we'll see another front-runner change (Original Post)
Jon Ace
Mar 2012
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CAPHAVOC
(1,138 posts)1. He might
Then we can have an election about right wing v left wing social issues...ugghhh! If so I will turn on, tune in, and drop out again. Disgusting.
Jon Ace
(243 posts)2. A debate between Obama and Santorum would be hilarious
The contrast in views alone would be the best part.
villager
(26,001 posts)4. If we ever have an election about authentic "left wing" issues in this country, let me know
...and I'll tune right in
muriel_volestrangler
(101,319 posts)3. I can't see any of those numbers on that page
And 'opponents' is strange. Do you mean that you're adding the Gingrich, Santorum and Paul numbers together? If so, when did Romney ever get 52%?
Jon Ace
(243 posts)5. You assume the current front-runner gets all the "undecideds"
Early March (3/2-3/6)
muriel_volestrangler
(101,319 posts)6. That seems a strange and unwarranted assumption (nt)