The standings look pretty much like you think they do:
Gingrich, Paul and Romney remain the front runners:
But Perry, Bachmann and even Huntsman have been flirting with a new surge:
And, while Ron Paul is still off in his own little world, the population of that world is starting to look competitive.
Monday, December 19, 2011
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Twitter Poll: GOP Primary -- Week Ending 12/3/2011
Newt Gingrich has a solid lead:
While Cain appears strong in the snapshot above, his high numbers this week are a mirage brought about by affair accusations and speculation about his Saturday announcement. The timing of his bumps this week supports this analysis:
The actual Cain numbers probably approximate the trough in the 7-day rolling trend -- and no doubt continue to fall:
The mention space has become more muddled, not less. It appears that much of the GOP base are still talking about multiple candidates; and a surprising number of politically engaged GOP tweeps are not talking about any of the candidates.
In the subtext: Watch Rick Santorum in Iowa and Ron Paul in New Hampshire.
While Cain appears strong in the snapshot above, his high numbers this week are a mirage brought about by affair accusations and speculation about his Saturday announcement. The timing of his bumps this week supports this analysis:
The actual Cain numbers probably approximate the trough in the 7-day rolling trend -- and no doubt continue to fall:
The mention space has become more muddled, not less. It appears that much of the GOP base are still talking about multiple candidates; and a surprising number of politically engaged GOP tweeps are not talking about any of the candidates.
In the subtext: Watch Rick Santorum in Iowa and Ron Paul in New Hampshire.
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