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McCain Overcomes Huckabee Lead In the Bible Belt : South Carolina
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by Albert Milliron | January 12, 2008 at 01:48 pm
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McCain Takes lead in South Carolina according to Rasmussen
Govenor Mike Huckabee appeard to be in his element during the South Carolina debate in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina this passed Thursday. Huckabee is now in trouble according to the Rasmussen Report which came out with new numbers today. While Huckabee still is ahead in the national polls, his double digit lead has been washed away by Senator McCain coming off a big win in New Hampshire. Many Pundits had Huckabee winning here with little opposition. McCain is in a, "pundit free zone."
Albert N. Milliron
South Carolina Republican Primary
Saturday, January 19 | Delegates at Stake: 47 RCP Average of All Polls 01/04 - 01/09 Leader Huckabee +5.3
Huckabee 27.8%
McCain 22.5%
Romney 16.5 %
Thompson 9.3 %
Giuliani 7.0%
Paul 5.0%
Rasmussen 01/09 - 01/09 Latest Poll Leader McCain +3.0
McCain 27%
Huckabee 24%
Romney 16%
Thompson 12%
Giuliani 6%
Paul 5 %
CNN Poll: McCain Rockets to Big Lead
Posted by TOM BEVAN | E-Mail This | Permalink | Email AuthorCNN's new national survey, completed January 9-10 (443 Dem RV, 397; MoE +/-4.5%; GOP RV, MoE+/-5%), shows John McCain surging into a commanding lead after his win in New Hampshire on Tuesday:
Republicans
McCain 34 (+21 vs. last poll Dec 6-9)
Huckabee 21 (-1)
Giuliani 18 (-6)
Romney 14 (-2)
Thompson 6 (-4)
Paul 5 (-1)
Overall, McCain now leads in the RCP Average by 3.0%.
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at 14:55 on January 12th, 2008
politisite, Thank you for this!
at 16:41 on January 12th, 2008
It's fascinating how one candidate can be in the lead and then have their fortunes reversed so quickly!
at 16:42 on January 12th, 2008
Politics remnd me of going to horse races. The leader early on rarely wins in the end.
at 04:00 on January 13th, 2008
Thank you for the encouragement
Al
at 06:24 on January 13th, 2008
You beat me to the horse-race analogy!
at 09:10 on January 13th, 2008
Jordan:
Sorry, I only have a few metaphors, analogies, and alliterations in te recesses of my mind. They just pop out.
Al
at 09:12 on January 13th, 2008