It has:

Romney 29%
Newt 24%
Paul 15%
Frothy 14%


But I'm far more interested in some of the extra questions asked, and the jaw dropping responses:

Q23 Do you think that interracial marriage should be
legal or illegal?
Legal............................................................... 66%
Illegal .............................................................. 20%
Not sure .......................................................... 14%

Sooooo 1 in 5 GOP primary voters in SC is racist. Nice. And a little less than that is unsure if they are racist.



Q24 Are you comfortable with the idea of a Mormon
being President, or not?
Comfortable .................................................... 63%
Not comfortable .............................................. 23%
Not sure .......................................................... 14%

Sooooo more than 1 in 5 GOP primary voters in SC is religiously bigoted. And a little less than that is unsure if they are religiously bigoted.



Q25 Would you be willing or unwilling to vote for a
candidate who had supported an individual
mandate for health care at the state level, or
are you not sure?
Willing ............................................................. 25%
Unwilling ......................................................... 34%
Not sure .......................................................... 41%

Sooooo 1 in 4 GOP primary voters in SC likes the concept behind Obamacare, and nearly 1 in 2 isn't sure.



Q28 What is more important to you when deciding
who to vote for: a candidate’s ability to beat
Barack Obama in the general election, or their
positions on the issues?
50%
More concerned about a candidate’s ability to
beat Barack Obama........................................
Their positions on the issues .......................... 37%
Not sure .......................................................... 13%

Sooooooo 1 in 2 GOP primary voters in SC is more concerned that you're not Obama than what you actually stand for.



The other bizarre dynamic is that a huge chunk of Romney's supporters have Ron Paul as their second choice, and Romney supporters give Paul the highest favorability out the rest of the field. WTF? How in the hell does one bridge the intellectual chasm between those two people?



And lastly, it has Ron Paul almost winning outright in the Upstate. That is very important, because the Upstate of SC is very very conservative and represents a huge portion of the state's overall turnout. Look for the returns from Greenville and Spartanburg counties for Ron Paul.


http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/2...SC_113.pdf

(01-15-2012 01:50 PM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  Q25 Would you be willing or unwilling to vote for a
candidate who had supported an individual
mandate for health care at the state level, or
are you not sure?
Willing ............................................................. 25%
Unwilling ......................................................... 34%
Not sure .......................................................... 41%

Sooooo 1 in 4 GOP primary voters in SC likes the concept behind Obamacare, and nearly 1 in 2 isn't sure.

Don't really think you can glean that from those numbers. If that question were asked of me I know they are talking about Romney. And I would vote for him against Obama even though I know he supported an individual mandate in Mass. These numbers don't tell you how the person is interpreting the question or what factors are playing into their answer.

Quote:
Q23 Do you think that interracial marriage should be
legal or illegal?
Legal.......................................................​........ 66%
Illegal ............................................................​.. 20%
Not sure .......................................................... 14%

Sooooo 1 in 5 GOP primary voters in SC is racist. Nice. And a little less than that is unsure if they are racist.

That could be the 1 in 5 that read Ron Paul's newsletters.

(01-15-2012 01:58 PM)Ninerfan1 Wrote:  That could be the 1 in 5 that read Ron Paul's newsletters.

Remarkably, the racists are almost dead even split across everybody with the exception of Huntsman (very few) and Roemer (alot... but probably an insufficient sample size to be meaningful).

Interracial Marriage ...... Legal/Illegal/Not Sure
Newt Gingrich ........... 60%/23%/17%
Jon Huntsman ............ 92%/3%/5%
Ron Paul .............. 58%/22%/19%
Rick Perry .............. 65%/23%/13%
Mitt Romney ........... 68%/21%/11%
Rick Santorum ........... 74%/17%/9%
Buddy Roemer ............ 39%/61%/-
Undecided ................ 58%/16%/26%