PPP: Jindal suxx in his home state of Louisiana

[Tender Branson]

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Maybe a sign that LA voters don't want him to run for President and rather stick as Governor ?

[Swedish Rainbow Capitalist Cheese]

Maybe a sign that LA voters don't want him to run for President and rather stick as Governor ?

He can't stick as Governor. He's term-limited from running again in 2015

[Landslide Lyndon]

I wonder what GOPers think about Rubio now that they've seen him crash and burn on national TV. 

[BluegrassBlueVote]

37-57 approval, WOW. Romney-esque.

[Maxwell]

I wonder what GOPers think about Rubio now that they've seen him crash and burn on national TV.  

So crashing and burning on national TV is being thirsty? That's fantastic.

Also, Jindal is polling at about 3-4% nationwide, so I don't think he'd be doing uber fantastic numbers even in his home state. Rubio's more national stature helps him a lot in every state.

[Miles]

Hillary could compete here.

Clinton- 48%
Jindal- 45%

Clinton- 46%
Rubio- 43%

Clinton- 46%
Ryan- 46%

[Mr. Morden]

Hillary could compete here.

Clinton- 48%
Jindal- 45%

Clinton- 46%
Rubio- 43%

Clinton- 46%
Ryan- 46%

That's the general election poll, discussed here:

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=169382.0

Here's the primary poll:

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/2011/PPP_Release_LA_021413.pdf

Rubio 21%
Huckabee 18%
Jindal 14%
Christie 11%
Bush 9%
Rand Paul 8%
Ryan 7%
Perry 3%
Martinez 1%

[pbrower2a]

Bill Clinton won the state twice.

[Mr. Morden]

Who wins among....?

moderates: Christie
somewhat conservative: Huckabee
very conservative: Rubio
men: Rubio
women: Jindal
age 18-45: Rubio
age 46-65: Huckabee
age 65+: Rubio

[Asian Nazi]

Embarrassing numbers for Jindal.  Very surprising as someone who doesn't know much about Louisiana internal politics to see those numbers.

[Mr. Morden]

I'd be curious to know in which states Rubio is *not* leading the GOP primary polls.  In NH and NJ, OK, we know Christie's leading in those two states.  I presume he's also leading in the rest of New England and New York.  Not sure about anywhere else.  PPP has Rubio tied with Huckabee in Iowa, but Huckabee is very unlikely to run.  Replace him in the poll with Santorum, and I bet Rubio is leading there as well (consistent with what Harper Polling showed).  I bet Rubio is leading throughout the West, most of the South, and at least half the Midwest.  He might be weaker in Appalachia and perhaps in the Rust Belt.  I wouldn't be surprised if Ryan is leading not just in WI, but a few other "Rust Belt" states, and perhaps in Appalachia.

That is, again, assuming you include Santorum in the polls but not Huckabee.  Not sure if Santorum is strong enough to be leading anywhere right now.