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Gingrich Erases Romney's National Lead
Newt Gingrich has all but erased Mitt Romney's 23-percentage-point lead of a week ago among Republican voters nationally, and the two candidates are now essentially tied, at 29% for Romney and 28% for Gingrich.
Romney Maintains Slight Edge Over Santorum
Mitt Romney leads Rick Santorum slightly, 34% to 30%, in national Republicans' preferences for their party's nomination. Romney is ahead among most subgroups; Santorum does best among conservatives and in the Midwest.
Majority of Conservatives See Romney as "Acceptable"
Mitt Romney is now the only candidate that a majority of conservative and moderate/liberal Republicans nationwide see as an acceptable GOP nominee for president. Conservative Republicans are more likely to say this about Romney than about either ...
Create a Culture That Inspires: Purpose
Learn how understanding their organization's purpose can help employees discover their own purpose and can enhance their contributions to the organization and their team.
Perry Plummets, Cain Surges in Positive Intensity
Rick Perry's Positive Intensity Score among Republicans familiar with him is down sharply to 15 from 24 two weeks ago. Herman Cain's current score of 30 is the highest Gallup has measured for any GOP presidential candidate to date, and much ...
Support For Santorum Retreating, Having Gone from 3% to 34%
Attorney and former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum is now suffering the fate of former college professor and Congressman Newt Gingrich -- rising to front-runner status among Republicans nationwide and then falling right back down again.
Romney Less Polarizing Than Gingrich or Obama
Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney have among the highest Positive Intensity Scores from Republicans of any GOP candidate. However, Romney generates higher positive intensity from Democrats than Gingrich. Neither Republican sparks as much intensity ...
Donald Trump, Michelle Obama Most Admired in 2020
Donald Trump edges out Barack Obama as most admired man, while Michelle Obama places ahead of Kamala Harris as most admired woman.
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Romney, Santorum Closely Matched Against Obama Nationally
Both leading Republican candidates for president, Rick Santorum and Mitt Romney, are competitive against President Barack Obama when registered voters nationally are asked whom they would support in the November general election.