Republican Nomination
- Rick Perry 26%
- Mitt Romney 22%
- Michele Bachmann 9%
- Sarah Palin 8%
- Ron Paul 8%
- Herman Cain 4%
- Newt Gingrich 4%
- Rick Santorum 2%
- Jon Huntsman 1%
- None of these 6%
- Not sure 10%
- Barack Obama 48%
- Mitt Romney 43%
- Barack Obama 49%
- Rick Perry 40%
Note: Among respondents who said they are likely to vote in 2012, Obama leads Perry, 48 percent to 45 percent.
Barack Obama
- Very favorable 21% {22%} [22%] (21%)
- Mostly favorable 29% {32%} [33%] (31%)
- Mostly unfavorable 19% {19%} [19%] (20%)
- Very unfavorable 28% {23%} [22%] (24%)
- Not sure 3% {4%} [4%] (4%)
Mitt Romney
- Very favorable 10% {8%}
- Mostly favorable 32% {29%}
- Mostly unfavorable 23% {20%}
- Very unfavorable 15% {11%}
- Not sure 20% {32%}
Herman Cain
- Very favorable 7% {7%}
- Mostly favorable 15% {11%}
- Mostly unfavorable 13% {9%}
- Very unfavorable 14% {6%}
- Not sure 51% {67%}
Ron Paul
- Very favorable 8%
- Mostly favorable 24%
- Mostly unfavorable 23%
- Very unfavorable 18%
- Not sure 27%
Rick Perry
- Very favorable 11%
- Mostly favorable 21%
- Mostly unfavorable 16%
- Very unfavorable 25%
- Not sure 27%
- Very favorable 3% {3%}
- Mostly favorable 14% {10%}
- Mostly unfavorable 18% {9%}
- Very unfavorable 14% {5%}
- Not sure 51% {73%}
Rick Santorum
- Very favorable 4%
- Mostly favorable 13%
- Mostly unfavorable 17%
- Very unfavorable 18%
- Not sure 48%
- Very favorable 8%
- Mostly favorable 20%
- Mostly unfavorable 19%
- Very unfavorable 29%
- Not sure 24%
- Very favorable 7% {6%} [8%]
- Mostly favorable 21% {19%} [20%]
- Mostly unfavorable 24% {27%} [18%]
- Very unfavorable 31% {24%} [22%]
- Not sure 17% {24%} [32%]
Sarah Palin
- Very favorable 7% {10%} [9%] (9%)
- Mostly favorable 19% {21%} [19%] (24%)
- Mostly unfavorable 22% {22%} [22%] (24%)
- Very unfavorable 44% {36%} [38%] (33%)
- Not sure 8% {11%} [12%] (10%)
- Mitt Romney 42% / 38% {+4%}
- Barack Obama 50% / 47% {+3%}
- Herman Cain 22% / 27% {-5%}
- Ron Paul 32% / 41% {-9%}
- Rick Perry 32% / 41% {-9%}
- Jon Huntsman 17% / 32% {-15%}
- Rick Santorum 17% / 35% {-18%}
- Michele Bachmann 28% / 48% {-20%}
- Newt Gingrich 28% / 55% {-27%}
- Sarah Palin 26% / 66% {-40%}
- Approve 45%
- Disapprove 49%
With the economy
- Approve 33%
- Disapprove 62%
- Approve 30%
- Disapprove 62%
- Approve 36%
- Disapprove 57%
- Approve 37%
- Disapprove 52%
- Approve 39%
- Disapprove 53%
- Approve 42%
- Disapprove 35%
- Approve 65%
- Disapprove 26%
- Definitely Obama 29%
- Consider voting for another candidate 21%
- Definitely vote for another candidate 43%
- Better off 27%
- Worse off 44%
- About the same (vol.) 28%
- Mostly happy 42%
- Wish another candidate would get in race 47%
- Obama is best candidate 67%
- Would like another candidate to try 30%
Wants to dramatically cut the size of the federal government
- More inclined 55%
- Less inclined 26%
- Would not matter 15%
- More inclined 42%
- Less inclined 31%
- Would not matter 19%
- More inclined 39%
- Less inclined 34%
- Would not matter 15%
- More inclined 29%
- Less inclined 46%
- Would not matter 16%
- More inclined 28%
- Less inclined 45%
- Would not matter 25%
- More inclined 27%
- Less inclined 52%
- Would not matter 18%
- More inclined 25%
- Less inclined 45%
- Would not matter 24%
- More inclined 25%
- Less inclined 43%
- Would not matter 23%
- More inclined 20%
- Less inclined 50%
- Would not matter 25%
- More inclined 20%
- Less inclined 64%
- Would not matter 12%
- More inclined 19%
- Less inclined 66%
- Would not matter 11%
- More inclined 15%
- Less inclined 60%
- Would not matter 15%
- Agree 46%
- Disagree 50%
- Favor 60%
- Oppose 31%
- Republicans in Congress 45%
- President Obama 20%
- Democrats in Congress 19%
- President Obama 43%
- Republicans 41%
- Will help 40%
- Will not help 51%
- Raising taxes 51%
- Cutting entitlement programs 35%
- Mostly positive 37%
- Mostly negative 52%
- Strong supporter 7%
- Yes, just a supporter 20%
- No, not a supporter 67%
- It should be repealed 34%
- It may need small modifications, but we should see how it works 48%
- It should be left alone 12%
Survey of 997 adults, including a subsample of 545 Republicans and Republican-leaning Independents, was conducted September 9-12, 2011. The margin of error is +/- 3.1 percentage points among all adults; +/- 4.2 percentage points among . Party ID breakdown: 29% {32%} [30%] Democrat; 23% {27%} [22%] Republican; 45% {39%} [44%] Independent. Results from the poll conducted June 17-20, 2011 are in curly brackets. Results from the poll conducted March 4-7, 2011 are in square brackets. Results from the poll conducted December 4-7, 2010 are in parentheses.
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