| Post-ABC News poll shows drop in Republican support for Afghan war Washington Post A majority of Republicans say for the first time that the war in Afghanistan has not been worth fighting, according to a Washington Post-ABC News poll that comes as the continuing US presence in that country is emerging as a key point of contention in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| New poll says Hatch on edge of 60% of delegate votes Salt Lake Tribune By Lee Davidson Another poll says Sen. Orrin Hatch is on the edge of the 60 percent of delegate votes that he needs to win the GOP nomination outright at next week's state Republican convention, and avoid a primary election. Hatch's campaign released a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Afghanistan Poll: Majority Of Republicans No Longer Support War Huffington Post The majority of Republicans now think the war in Afghanistan was not worth fighting, according to a Washington Post-ABC News poll conducted last week. For the first time, more Republicans and Republican-leaning independents opposed the war than ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Poll: Romney weaker than Obama on foreign policy Washington Post (blog) That might be good news in Romney's camp, but even among Republicans, Romney struggled to win trust over his competitors. Twice as many Republicans and GOP-leaning independents in a February CNN/ORC poll trusted Newt Gingrich to handle foreign policy ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Poll shows undecided voters will choose GOP's 4th Congressional District nominee York Daily Record The three Republicans will compete for those undecided voters, and whoever wins the most will likely be the party's nominee. The poll, conducted for the York Daily Record/Sunday News, surveyed 344 people and its overall margin of error is plus or minus ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Poll: GOP support for Afghanistan war plummets The Hill (blog) By Jeremy Herb - 04/12/12 09:58 AM ET A new poll found that a majority of Republicans for the first time say that the Afghanistan war has not been worth fighting. The new Washington Post-ABC News poll found that only 30 percent of the public believes ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Poll shows drop in Republican support for Afghan war - U.S. - Stripes A majority of Republicans say for the first time that the war in Afghanistan has not been worth fighting, according to a Washington Post-ABC News poll that comes as the continuing U.S. presence in that country is emerging as a key point of ... Stars and Stripes | ||
| Even with Christie on GOP ticket, Obama carries New Jersey, poll ... By Darryl.Isherwood Chris Christie's approval numbers at an all-time high, a new poll shows even with the governor on the presidential ticket, President Obama would defeat Republican Mitt Romney in the Garden State. Obama bests Romney head to head 49 ... | ||
| Poll: Romney Must Court Young, Highly Religious Republicans ... By Staff Young Republicans between 18-34 listed Romney as their preferred nominee less than older Republicans, at 30 percent as opposed to 39 percent among those aged 35-54 and 48 among those older than 55. The poll found that even after ... The Talk Radio News Service | ||
| Poll shows Republicans shifting to negative on Afghan war | Politics ... By john From Stark A recent poll shows that 55 percent of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents now believe that the war in Afghanistan has not been worth. Politics blog | ||
| New Poll Says Most Americans Don't Know Their Political Parties ... By Associated Press The poll suggests Democrats may doubt that Republicans really want to reduce the size of government more than their own party, as just 46 percent of Democrats said the GOP was the party trying to trim its size. The public broadly knew the ... NewsOne |
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| Poll: NY republicans back Romney | www.WHEC.com The poll, taken before Romney's chief rival Rick Santorum suspended his campaign, already showed Romney with support from 51 percent of republican voters. www.whec.com/news/stories/s2575831.shtml |
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