Romney, Cain in Virtual Tie for 2012 GOP Presidential Nomination; Cain +1.4 in 21-Day Polling Average – 10/17/11
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New Polls – National – 2012 GOP Nomination |
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10/14-16/11 |
Romney |
26 |
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Cain |
25 |
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Perry |
13 |
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Paul |
9 |
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Gingrich |
8 |
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Bachmann |
6 |
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Santorum |
2 |
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Huntsman |
1 |
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10/8-11/11 |
Cain |
33 |
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Romney |
18 |
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Perry |
10 |
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Gingrich |
9 |
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Paul |
7 |
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Huntsman |
4 |
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Bachmann |
3 |
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Santorum |
0 |
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Johnson |
0 |
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Two new polls on the 2012 GOP Presidential Nomination race show different results. Both have Mitt Romney and Herman at the top, but they differ widely on the leader. The CNN Poll has Mitt Romney with a one-point lead over Herman Cain, but The Economist/YouGov Poll puts Herman Cain up by 15-points over Romney.
The updated 21-day average of GOP Nomination polls now has Herman Cain leading Romney by 1.4 points.
