Polls show Romney surging in Florida

Source: CBS

January 27, 2012 10:21 AM

Poll shows Romney surging in Florida
By Brian Montopoli Topics Campaign 2012

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The Quinnipiac University poll, released this morning, shows Romney leading Gingrich 38 percent to 29 percent, with Ron Paul following at 14 percent and Rick Santorum at 12 percent. The poll reflects a clear surge for Romney: In a Quinnipiac poll released Wednesday, Romney led Gingrich by just two points.

Romney's increased support comes from men in the Sunshine State, who've gone from backing Gingrich 37 percent to 33 percent to backing Romney 36 percent to 29 percent. (Romney's ten point advantage among women has roughly held steady.)

In polls taken immediately after his primary win, Gingrich was leading Romney by as much as nine points. Now polls are consistently showing Romney with a lead in the high single digits.

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Florida is a "winner-take-all" delegate state, which means the state's 50 delegates will go entirely to whoever comes out on top in the primary.

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Polls also show that Willard does better head to head against Obama than does Newt.

Isn't funny how most polls seem to support the candidate the Republican Party establishment has wanted all along?

Scarborough hates Gingrich and his aura, charisma and presence is undoing the charm of the Newton Bomb Gingrich
:P