Question:
1. (Asked of Republicans and Republican leaners without a candidate preference) As of today, which Republican candidate do you lean toward the most?

Candidate Percent

Mitt Romney 34
John McCain 27
Rudy Giuliani 11
Mike Huckabee 9
Ron Paul 9
Fred Thompson 4
Duncan Hunter 1
Tom Tancredo *
Alan Keyes --

Other --
No opinion 5

2. (Asked of Republican voters) Are you certain to vote for this same candidate in the primary election or do you think you might change your mind?
Certain to vote for candidate Could change mind No candidate preference
2007 Dec 17-19 52 43 5

Combined results from questions 1 and 2:

2007 Dec 17-19
Romney, certain 19
McCain, certain 15
Giuliani, certain 5
Paul, certain 5
Huckabee, certain 5
Thompson, certain 2
Hunter, certain 1
Tancredo, certain --
Keyes, certain --
Could change mind 43
No preference 5

3. (Asked of Republican voters who named a candidate they support for the Republican nomination in 2008) Who would be your second choice for the Republican nomination?
2007 Dec 17-19

Rudy Giuliani 27
Mitt Romney 20
John McCain 19
Mike Huckabee 11
Ron Paul 5
Fred Thompson 4
Alan Keyes 1
Duncan Hunter 1
Tom Tancredo *
Other 1
No opinion 11

4. (Asked of Republican voters) Which type of candidate are you more likely to vote for in the primary -- a candidate who agrees with you on almost all the issues you care about or a candidate who has the best chance of beating the Democrat?

Agrees on issues Best chance of beating the Democrat No opinion
2007 Dec 17-19 65 30 5
Poll Demographics

About this Poll
Results are based on interviews with 477 New Hampshire residents deemed most likely to vote in the Republican primary . The results for Section II are based on interviews with 510 New Hampshire residents deemed most likely to vote in the Democratic primary. Interviews for both sections were conducted December 17-19, 2007.