A recent PPP poll of 358 New Hampshire GOP primary voters showed Scott Walker has improved his position in the field from the last NH poll, a Boston Herald poll I had covered previously. Walker now has 24 percent of the vote,
Winthrop University recently released a poll of 956 likely primary voters. The poll put Scott Walker slightly ahead of Jeb Bush but showed that 25 percent of respondents were still undecided. The full results were as follows: Not Sure: 25% Scott Walker:
Josh, the most interesting thing to me in these early polls is not that Scott Walker appeals to Tea Party conservatives—that makes sense. It is that he has the largest gender gap in the GOP field at this point. Perhaps it is
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s Craig Gilbert reported on Scott Walker’s results in several polls. Among self-identified conservatives: In a recent Washington Post/ABC News poll, Walker does twice as well with conservative Republicans as he does with moderate-to-liberal Republicans. In a national survey by Monmouth University,
What a difference a month of email makes. Ever since the New York Times revealed on March 2 that Hillary Clinton used a personal email account to conduct official State Department business, and it was subsequently discovered she kept a private email server
Public Policy Polling recently released a poll of 443 likely Republican voters nationwide. The poll showed a rise in Cruz’s numbers to 16 percent from the 5 percent he had in the last PPP poll. Since the previous poll, Cruz has officially
The Boston Herald released a poll this week of 429 likely New Hampshire Republican voters revealing that 81 percent of those surveyed said they hadn’t firmly committed to a candidate. Bush and Walker are tied for the lead with Rand Paul close behind and Christie (tied
In a Saint Leo University poll of Florida voters, released today, Scott Walker registered 10 percent support, which is significant drop from the 17 percent he had in the PPP poll that I covered earlier this week. In that PPP poll, Walker was
