New Poll Shows Newt Gingrich Surging into 2nd Place in South Carolina; Cain Still Leads – 11/11/11

New Poll – South Carolina – 2012 GOP Nomination

11/8/11

Insider Advantage

Cain

26

Gingrich

19

Romney

16

Perry

6

Bachmann

5

Paul

3

Santorum

2

 

A new Insider Advantage Poll in South Carolina shows Herman Cain continuing to lead there, but with Newt Gingrich surging to second place just 7-points behind. Cain leads Gingrich 26%-19%, with Mitt Romney falling to third at 16%.

In the Insider Advantage Poll conducted less than a month ago, Cain led Romney 32%-16%, with Gingrich at only 8%.

Our 21-day average of polls in South Carolina now shows Cain in the lead by 4-points over Mitt Romney, 25.5%-21.5%. Gingrich is now third with 13%.

Poll Average Update for Early-Voting States: Mitt Romney Now Leads in All Five – 10/12/11

Summary of 2012 GOP Primary / Caucus Poll Averages

Candidate

Primary Date

Iowa

Jan. 2012

New Hampshire

Jan. 2012

Nevada

1/14/12

South Carolina

1/21/12

Florida

1/31/12

                  LEADER

Romney +3.3

Romney +24.7

Romney +4.0

Romney +3.0

Romney +9.6

Romney

22.0

39.7

27.5

26.0

28.3

Perry

11.0

4.7

23.5

23.0

15.3

Bachmann

11.0

2.5

10.0

4.5

4.7

Cain

18.7

15.0

7.5

17.0

18.7

Gingrich

8.0

4.5

6.5

6.5

8.7

Paul

11.0

11.7

8.5

5.5

5.3

Santorum

3.5

1.5

1.0

1.5

1.7

Huntsman

1.0

5.7

1.5

1.0

2.7

NOTE: Click on the state names to see the actual polling data.

 

In four of the five – Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, and Florida – the average is based on polls from the last 21-days. The average for Nevada goes back further because there is just not enough recent polling data. Undoubtedly, Perry’s numbers have fallen there as well.

You can check the most recent polling and election data by clicking on the links at the top of the home page.

2012 Polling Average Update: Mitt Romney Now Leading Barack Obama – 10/4/11

2012 Presidential General Election Matchup Averages – National

Date

Poll

Republican

%

Democrat

%

Margin

Romney   

46.7

Obama 

45.7

+1.0

21-Day Average of Polls

Paul

44.0

Obama

48.0

+4.0

 

Perry

43.5

Obama

48.3

+4.8

Cain

46.0

Obama

54.0

+8.0

Huntsman

40.5

Obama

48.5

+8.0

Santorum

46.0

Obama

54.0

+8.0

Gingrich   

45.0

Obama

55.0

+10.0

Bachmann

39.0

Obama

51.0

+12.0

Palin         

43.0

Obama

57.0

+14.0

View Polling Data 

 

Check all the latest polls and averages in the Polling & Election Center.

Polling Average Update: Perry Still Leads on Strength of Older Polls; Cain, Gingrich Moving Up – 9/29/11

2012 GOP Presidential Nomination Polls – National

Date

Poll

Candidate

Pct.

Perry

27.5

Romney

19.9

40-Day Average of Polls

Palin

9.2

Paul

8.3

Cain

7.5

Bachmann

7.1

Gingrich

6.1

Santorum

2.2

Huntsman

1.9

Johnson

1.0

View Polling Data

 

Here are the latest 40-day polling averages for the 2012 GOP Presidential Candidates. Perry still leads, but as some of the older polls roll off the average in the next couple of weeks, you’ll see that lead come down considerably.

NOTE: We hope to have all the state polls updated by the end of this coming weekend. Still trying to catch up after traveling for a week!

Polling Average Update: Gov. Rick Perry Leads GOP Field by 10+ Points – 9/25/11

2012 GOP Presidential Nomination Poll Averages – National

Date

Poll

Candidate

Pct.

Perry

29.8

Romney

19.1

40-Day Average of Polls

Palin

10.7

Paul

9.1

Bachmann

7.6

Giuliani

6.5

Cain

5.4

Gingrich

5.0

Santorum

2.3

Huntsman

1.6

Roemer

1.0

Johnson

1.0

View Polling Data

 

Here’s the 40-day average of polls on the 2012 GOP Presidential Nomination race. It shows Texas Gov. Rick Perry topping the field, with a more than 10-point lead over Mitt Romney.

Of course, all of the polls used in the average were done before Perry’s debacle this weekend, with his poor debate performance Thursday night, and his loss in the “Presidency 5″ Florida Straw Poll to Herman Cain.

Polls over the next two weeks will begin to show what impact these events have had on the race, and whether Herman Cain, Newt Gingrich, or one of the other candidates will make a move up.

Check more polling information in our Polling & Election Center. NOTE: We’re still working on getting the state polls over the last two weeks updated.

40-Day Polling Average Update: Romney and Obama Near Even; Obama Leads Perry by Six-Points – 9/22/11

2012 Presidential General Election Matchup Averages – National

Date

Poll

Republican

%

Democrat

%

Margin

Giuliani

49.0

Obama

42.0

+7.0

40-Day

Romney   

45.3

Obama 

45.8

+0.5

Average of Polls

Paul

40.7

Obama

42.7

+2.0

Santorum

40.0

Obama

45.0

+5.0

Cain

38.5

Obama

43.5

+5.0

Perry

42.3

Obama

48.3

+6.0

Huntsman

36.3

Obama

42.3

+6.0

Gingrich   

40.0

Obama

49.5

+9.5

Bachmann

39.0

Obama

50.6

+11.6

Palin         

38.0

Obama

51.4

+13.4

View Polling Data 

 

Here are the latest 40-day polling averages on the potential matchups for the 2012 Presidential Election. Mitt Romney and Barack Obama are virtually dead even, with Obama leading Rick Perry by six-points on average.

NOTE: Still working on updating the 2012 GOP Presidential Nomination data.

40-Day Average of Presidential Election Polls Shows GOP Candidates Moving Closer to Obama – 9/2/11

2012 Presidential General Election Matchup Averages – National

Date

Poll

Republican

%

Democrat

%

Margin

Giuliani

47.0

Obama

46.5

+0.5

(40-Day

Romney   

44.6

Obama 

45.3

+0.7

Average

Paul

41.0

Obama

42.0

+1.0

Of Polls)

Perry

43.0

Obama

47.0

+4.0

Santorum

40.0

Obama

45.0

+5.0

Cain

39.3

Obama

45.0

+5.7

Gingrich   

38.0

Obama

45.0

+7.0

Huntsman

30.0

Obama

38.0

+8.0

Bachmann

40.6

Obama

48.7

+8.1

Palin         

37.5

Obama

51.8

+14.3

View Polling Data 

 

Here are the current 40-day poll averages for head-to-head matchups between 2012 GOP Presidential Candidates and President Obama. As you can see, they all are edging closer to Obama (with the exception of Sarah Palin).

You can always check the latest polls and national averages in the Polling & Election Center.

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