CNN poll: Huckabee 21% Romney 20% Palin 14% Gingrich 12% Paul 7%

[Mr. Morden]

CNN national GOP primary poll:

http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2010/images/11/03/rel15d.pdf

Huckabee 21%
Romney 20%
Palin 14%
Gingrich 12%
Paul 7%
Barbour 3%
Pawlenty 3%
Pence 3%
Santorum 2%

general election matchups:

Huckabee 52%
Obama 44%

Romney 50%
Obama 45%

Obama 52%
Palin 44%

Obama 49%
Gingrich 47%

[Mr. Morden]

Who leads the GOP primary among various demographic subgroups (some of these samples will be small, so take with a grain of salt):

men: Romney
women: Huckabee
under 50: Huckabee
50-64: Huckabee
65+: Romney
income <$50k: Huckabee
income >$50k: Romney
no college: Huckabee
attended college: Romney
suburban: Huckabee
rural: Huckabee
support Tea Party: Huckabee

[Mr. Morden]

Gingrich seems to be liked by the younger folk.

Uh.....if by "younger folks", you mean "under 50 years old", and by "liked" you mean "in 3rd place and at 14% rather than 4th place and 12%", then yes.

[Mr. Morden]

Gingrich seems to be liked by the younger folk.

Uh.....if by "younger folks", you mean "under 50 years old", and by "liked" you mean "in 3rd place and at 14% rather than 4th place and 12%", then yes.

His approvals are higher with them. That's what I'm looking at

OK, yes, his favorability/unfavorability # is 41%/35% in the 35-49 age group, as opposed to 32%/40% overall.  That's something, but I wouldn't necessarily hang my hat on that.

Incidentially, overall favorability/unfavorability in this poll:

Gingrich 32%/40%
Huckabee 42%/26%
Palin 40%/49%
Romney 36%/29%

Among Republicans only:

Gingrich 64%/17%
Huckabee 65%/14%
Palin 73%/18%
Romney 57%/16%