Rasmussen Ohio 2012 GOP Primary Poll
- Rick Santorum 33% (42%)
- Mitt Romney 31% (24%)
- Newt Gingrich 15% (13%)
- Ron Paul 11% (10%)
- Some other candidate 2% (3%)
- Undecided 8% (8%)
- Rick Santorum 43% (58%)
- Mitt Romney 43% (30%)
- Certain 57% (46%)
- Could change mind 35% (47%)
- Mitt Romney 45% (35%)
- Rick Santorum 25% (34%)
- Newt Gingrich 16%
- Mitt Romney 70% (55%)
- Rick Santorum 16% (26%)
Inside the numbers:
Santorum leads by 20 among very conservative voters, while Romney has an 18-point advantage among those who are somewhat conservative.
Santorum leads among those who earn between $20,000 and $75,000 annually. Romney leads among other income groups.
Given a choice, 49% in Ohio say it’s more important to find a candidate who can beat Obama, while 42% prefer someone who does the best job representing Republican values. Santorum leads by 27 among those who are looking for someone to represent GOP values, while Romney leads by 19 among those who see electability as most important.
Overall, 67% have a favorable opinion of Santorum, and 66% say the same about Romney. For Santorum, those numbers represent an eight-point decline, while Romney’s numbers are a two-point improvement. Fifty-four percent (54%) offer favorable reviews of Gingrich, but just 38% are that upbeat about Paul.
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