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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 ...

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 ...

Mitt Romney's lead over Rick Santorum in national Republican registered voters' preferences has increased to 16 percentage points. Romney has now overtaken Santorum among conservatives and weekly churchgoers.

Rick Santorum, despite being a Catholic, does significantly less well among Catholic Republicans nationally than does Mitt Romney, who is a Mormon. Santorum, on the other hand, does better than Romney among Protestants.

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The impact of Newt Gingrich's now reverberating Meet the Press comments about fellow Republican Rep. Paul Ryan's proposed Medicare fix -- "I don't think right-wing social engineering is any more desirable than left-wing social engineering," and ...

Most Republicans prefer that one of the four GOP candidates clinch the nomination before the convention rather than letting the convention pick someone else, even though less than half are pleased with the current group of candidates.