Voters in 12 key swing states and nationally are split between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney in their 2012 preferences, but pick Obama over Newt Gingrich. Gingrich and Romney are nearly tied again in national GOP nominee preferences.

Sixty-seven percent of Republicans are familiar with Texas Gov. Rick Perry, an increase from 54% two weeks ago. He still ranks behind several other GOP presidential contenders in recognition. Perry's Positive Intensity Score of 22 is stable, and ...

Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, and Newt Gingrich currently have the highest name recognition and Positive Intensity Scores among a field of potential GOP presidential contenders, with Huckabee in the strongest position overall.

Newly announced presidential candidate Rick Perry and Iowa Straw Poll winner Michele Bachmann generate more intensely positive reactions from Republicans who know them than does front-runner Mitt Romney.

Gallup finds no major shift in the GOP presidential candidates' ratings among Republicans nationally in the two weeks spanning the June 13 New Hampshire debate. Newly announced Jon Huntsman lags distantly behind Mitt Romney, Sarah Palin, and ...

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, who announced the formation of a presidential exploratory committee Monday, has high name recognition among Republicans nationwide, but a Positive Intensity Score that places him behind Mike Huckabee and ...

New presidential candidate Herman Cain, although not widely known, has the highest Positive Intensity Score among Republicans who recognize him of any potential GOP candidate Gallup tracks. New candidates Tim Pawlenty, Ron Paul, and Newt ...

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Fifty-three percent of national Republicans say all of the GOP candidates should stay in the race, while 21% say Newt Gingrich should drop out and 20% say every candidate but Romney should drop out. Romney still leads nationally.

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich's Positive Intensity Score dropped to 6 in the two weeks spanning May 16-29, down from 11 for May 9-22. Gingrich's current Positive Intensity Score is his lowest to date, and among the lowest of any ...