CNN Poll: Santorum 34%, Romney 32%

[Tender Branson]

Santorum 34%
Romney 32%
Paul 16%
Gingrich 15%

http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2012/images/02/14/rel2a.pdf

[redcommander]

That surge in the national polls lasted all of five seconds. Santorum's gone from leading by 15 according to PPP, now to the margin of error.

[Alcon]

That surge in the national polls lasted all of five seconds. Santorum's gone from leading by 15 according to PPP, now to the margin of error.

I think this is a bit off-mark.  It's pretty clear that PPP has been seeing the race differently (perhaps in part because they get a lower response rate, and Romney's supporters aren't very enthusiastic), not that there was some one-day surge.  I mean, we have polls from days that overlap PPP's that suggest it's a polling firm difference.

[Keystone Phil]

That surge in the national polls lasted all of five seconds. Santorum's gone from leading by 15 according to PPP, now to the margin of error.

LOL wow!

PPP was the only one showing him up by that much so his surge hasn't faded; it just wasn't as big as PPP thought.

[M]

That surge in the national polls lasted all of five seconds. Santorum's gone from leading by 15 according to PPP, now to the margin of error.

Haha no.

[King]

I think supporting Romney creates a brain tumor that gradually destroys ones mind. Winfield and Politico are in the late stages and sadly our dear friend redcommander will also be speaking in babel shortly.

[GLPman]

Rick's experiencing the same bump that Gingrich experienced after South Carolina. Look how that turned out for him.