Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Poll Watch: PPP (D) Texas 2012 Presidential Survey

PPP (D) Texas 2012 Presidential Survey
  • Mitt Romney 50% (49%)
  • Barack Obama 42% (42%)
  • Ron Paul 45%
  • Barack Obama 40%
  • Michele Bachmann 47%
  • Barack Obama 44%
  • Tim Pawlenty 44%
  • Barack Obama 43%
  • Herman Cain 43%
  • Barack Obama 43%
  • Barack Obama 46% (46%)
  • Sarah Palin 44% (47%)
  • Barack Obama 47% (45%)
  • Rick Perry 45% (45%)
Among Independents
  • Barack Obama 45%
  • Ron Paul 38%
    • Barack Obama 47% (43%)
    • Mitt Romney 33% (41%)
    • Barack Obama 51%
    • Tim Pawlenty 27%
    • Barack Obama 51%
    • Herman Cain 26%
    • Barack Obama 54%
    • Michele Bachmann 28%
    • Barack Obama 55% (54%)
    • Sarah Palin 27% (37%)
    • Barack Obama 59% (50%)
    • Rick Perry 27% (31%)
        Among Men
        • Ron Paul  51%
        • Barack Obama 33%
        • Mitt Romney 54% (50%)
        • Barack Obama 37% (42%)
        • Michele Bachmann 53%
        • Barack Obama 40%
        • Rick Perry 53% (47%)
        • Barack Obama 40% (45%)
        • Herman Cain 49%
        • Barack Obama 38%
        • Sarah Palin 50% (48%)
        • Barack Obama 41% (48%)
        • Tim Pawlenty 48%
        • Barack Obama 39%
        Among Women
        • Mitt Romney 47% (48%)
        • Barack Obama 45% (43%)
        • Barack Obama 47%
        • Michele Bachmann 42%
        • Barack Obama 47%
        • Tim Pawlenty 40%
        • Barack Obama 47%
        • Ron Paul 39%
        • Barack Obama 47%
        • Herman Cain 38%
        • Barack Obama 51% (44%)
        • Sarah Palin 40% (46%)
        • Barack Obama 52% (45%)
        • Rick Perry 39% (43%)
        Favorable / Unfavorable {Net}
        • Michele Bachmann 39% / 36% {+3%}
        • Mitt Romney 37% (40%) / 43% (37%) {-6%}
        • Herman Cain 27% / 33% {-6%}
        • Tim Pawlenty 22% / 37% {-15%}
        • Ron Paul 30% / 46% {-16%}
        • Sarah Palin 37% (42%) / 55% (53%) {-18%}
          Among Republicans
          • Sarah Palin 61% (73%) / 29% (22%) {+32%}
          • Michele Bachmann 51% / 23% {+28%}
          • Mitt Romney 53% (53%) / 29% (24%) {+24%}
          • Herman Cain 43% / 21% {+22%}
          • Tim Pawlenty 37% / 22% {+15%}
          • Ron Paul 33% / 43% {-10%}
          Among Independents
          • Ron Paul 39% / 41% {-2%}
          • Michele Bachmann 32% / 41% {-9%}
          • Herman Cain 19% / 35% {-16%}
          • Tim Pawlenty 16% / 37% {-21%}
          • Mitt Romney 29% (35%) / 51% (37%) {-22%}
          • Sarah Palin 29% (33%) / 63% (61%) {-34%}
            Among Moderates
            • Ron Paul 29% / 43% {-14%}
            • Michele Bachmann 25% / 55% {-30%}
            • Mitt Romney 24% (32%) / 54% (38%) {-30%}
            • Tim Pawlenty 9% / 48% {-39%}
            • Herman Cain 6% / 49% {-43%}
            • Sarah Palin 16% (18%) / 81% (78%) {-65%}
              Among Men
              • Michele Bachmann 43% / 41% {+2%}
              • Herman Cain 33% / 36% {-3%}
              • Mitt Romney 41% (46%) / 45% (40%) {-4%}
              • Sarah Palin 44% (45%) / 51% (52%) {-7%}
              • Ron Paul 36% / 46% {-10%}
              • Tim Pawlenty 27% / 40% {-13%}
              Among Women
              • Michele Bachmann 36% / 32% {+4%}
              • Mitt Romney 34% (34%) / 42% (34%) {-8%}
              • Herman Cain 22% / 31% {-9%}
              • Tim Pawlenty 18% / 34% {-16%}
              • Ron Paul 24% / 46% {-22%}
              • Sarah Palin 32% (39%) / 59% (53%) {-27%}
              Think Texas should secede from the United States
              • Michele Bachmann 62% / 17% {+45%}
              • Sarah Palin 61% / 28% {+33%}
              • Ron Paul 48% / 25% {+23%}
              • Herman Cain 45% / 23% {+22%}
              • Mitt Romney 37% / 39% {-2%}
              • Tim Pawlenty 27% / 31% {-4%}
              Think Texas should not secede from the United States
              • Mitt Romney 38% / 46% {-8%}
              • Michele Bachmann 34% / 43% {-9%}
              • Herman Cain 22% / 39% {-17%}
              • Tim Pawlenty 22% / 41% {-19%}
              • Ron Paul 27% / 54% {-27%}
              • Sarah Palin 31% / 64% {-33%}
              Do you approve or disapprove of President Barack Obama’s job performance?
              • Approve 42% (42%)
              • Disapprove 55% (55%)
                  Do you approve or disapprove of Governor Rick Perry’s job performance?
                  • Approve 43%
                  • Disapprove 52%
                  Do you think Rick Perry should run for president next year, or not?
                  • He should run 33%
                  • He should not 59%
                  Among Republicans
                  • He should run 52%
                  • He should not 38%
                  Among Independents
                  • He should run 36%
                  • He should not 58%
                  Do you think Texas should secede from the United States, or not?
                  • Texas should secede 18%
                  • It should not 71%
                  Among Democrats
                  • Texas should secede 6%
                  • It should not 83%
                  Among Republicans
                  • Texas should secede 25%
                  • It should not 61%
                  Among Somewhat Liberal
                  • Texas should secede 0%
                  • It should not 97%
                  Among Moderates
                  • Texas should secede 9%
                  • It should not 80%
                  Among Somewhat Conservative
                  • Texas should secede 21%
                  • It should not 65%
                  Among Very Conservative
                  • Texas should secede 36%
                  • It should not 53%
                  Survey of 795 Texas voters was conducted June 25-27, 2011. The margin of error is +/- 3.5 percentage points. Party ID breakdown: 44% (42%) Republican; 35% (31%) Democrat; 21% (27%) Independent/Other. Political ideology: 29% Moderate; 26% Somewhat conservative; 26% Very conservative; 13% Somewhat liberal; 6% Very liberal.  Results from the poll conducted January 14-16, 2011 are in parentheses.

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