Early Read on GOP Candidate Preferences for 2012

Republicans and those who lean Republican are currently most likely to name Mitt Romney (26%) as the person they would be most likely to support for president in 2012, with Sarah Palin following closely behind at 21%.

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Early Read on GOP Candidate Preferences for 2012

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