FL-Quinnipiac: Romney far ahead, Bachmann surprisingly weak

[Tender Branson]

With Perry and Palin:

23% Romney
13% Perry
  9% Palin
  9% Paul
  8% Cain
  6% Bachmann
  4% Gingrich
  3% Pawlenty
  1% Huntsman
  1% Santorum
  0% McCotter
  3% Someone else
  3% Wouldn't vote
17% Undecided

Without Perry:

27% Romney
10% Bachmann
10% Cain
  9% Palin
  9% Paul
  5% Pawlenty
  4% Gingrich
  1% Huntsman
  1% Santorum
  0% McCotter
  3% Someone else
  3% Wouldn't vote
18% Undecided

Without Palin:

24% Romney
14% Perry
10% Paul
  9% Cain
  7% Bachmann
  5% Gingrich
  3% Pawlenty
  1% Huntsman
  1% Santorum
  0% McCotter
  3% Someone else
  3% Wouldn't vote
19% Undecided

From July 27 - 31, Quinnipiac University surveyed 674 registered voters with a margin of error of +/- 3.8 percent. August 1 - 2, 743 registered voters were surveyed with a margin of error of +/- 3.6 percent. Live interviewers call land lines and cell phones. The total survey of 1,417 registered voters surveyed from July 27 - August 2 includes 510 Republicans with a margin of error of +/- 4.3 percent.

http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x1297.xml?ReleaseID=1632

[Tender Branson]

PPP said that Pawlenty only gets 1% support in their NV and VT primary polls.

[Tender Branson]

PPP also said that automated polls (PPP, Rasmussen, Magellan etc.) seem to favor Bachmann by a lot, while telephone polls (Quinnipiac, newspaper polls) show her far behind ...

[Mr. Morden]

PPP also said that automated polls (PPP, Rasmussen, Magellan etc.) seem to favor Bachmann by a lot, while telephone polls (Quinnipiac, newspaper polls) show her far behind ...

Yeah, I've actually noticed that as well.

Must be some kind of Bradley Effect for headache sufferers.

[Tender Branson]

PPP also said that automated polls (PPP, Rasmussen, Magellan etc.) seem to favor Bachmann by a lot, while telephone polls (Quinnipiac, newspaper polls) show her far behind ...

Yeah, I've actually noticed that as well.

Must be some kind of Bradley Effect for headache sufferers.

Yes that, or my theory:

Many Republican voters do not want to admit voting for a crazy MILF when interviewed by a living person, but they do when they are interviewed by a computer.

[Zarn]

I think Paul was around 5% in the last poll. I don't remember. He definitely gained ground here.