TX-Lyceum Poll: Romney slightly ahead in low-sample poll

[Tender Branson]

Sample: 147 Likely GOP Voters !!!

16% Mitt Romney.
14% Sarah Palin.
10% Ron Paul.
  9% Rick Perry.
  8% Herman Cain.
  7% Tim Pawlenty.
  4% Newt Gingrich.
  4% Rick Santorum.
  4% Michele Bachmann.
  1% Mitch Daniels.
  0% Jon Huntsman.
22% Haven’t thought much about it.

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Map:

Red -> Romney
Green -> Pawlenty
Yellow -> Cain

[King]

With a sample that low, Huntsman could be leading for all we know.

Though the TXGOP is split on him, I doubt Perry would be losing his homestate in prez primary.

[NVGonzalez]

With a sample that low, Huntsman could be leading for all we know.

Though the TXGOP is split on him, I doubt Perry would be losing his homestate in prez primary.

However, will Perry still be on the ballot when we get to Texas.

[stegosaurus]

With a sample that low, Huntsman could be leading for all we know.

Though the TXGOP is split on him, I doubt Perry would be losing his homestate in prez primary.

Don't be so sure. As a Perry voter, I can tell you that it's mostly because of the general half-a**edness of the opposition. This is a guy who got reelected 5 years ago with 39% of the vote because there were three other brands of suck to choose from. He only beat Bill White because of the wave nature of the election and the fact that Bill White is secretly imaginary - or at least you would have thought so judging by his campaign.

That being said, this poll looks rather Zogby-like in nature.

[The Mikado]

Isn't Lyceum one of the worst polls in existence?

[Associate Justice PiT]

Isn't Lyceum one of the worst polls in existence?

     With 147 respondents & a likely voter model over six months before the first primaries, I would be surprised if they weren't one of the worst.