The Fred Thompson Surge
Posted in Campaign, Fred Thompson, Polls on Jan 18th, 2008
Zogby 1/15: 12%
Zogby 1/16: 14%
Rasmussen 1/06: 11%
Rasmussen 1/09: 12%
Rasmussen 1/13: 16%
PPP 1/13: 14%
PPP 1/17: 17%
 Archive for the 'Polls' CategoryFred Thompson Surges in South CarolinaPosted in Campaign, Fred Thompson, Polls on Jan 15th, 2008 Rasmussen Reports latest poll in South Carolina has Fred Thompson surging and Huckabee tanking. The Caucus Countdown: 13 DAYSPosted in Campaign, Fred Thompson, Polls on Dec 21st, 2007 Does a two-week bus tour through Iowa matter? Well, as Fred would say, “the proof is in the pudding.” Thompson Tied for First in South CarolinaPosted in Campaign, Fred Thompson, Polls on Nov 21st, 2007 Rasmussen Reports: Gallup: Thompson gains on GiulianiPosted in Campaign, Fred Thompson, Polls on Nov 16th, 2007 The latest Gallup poll is out, and after a series of polls showing Fred Thompson slipping, the latest poll show his him gaining ground on Giuliani and in a strong second place position. Thompson picked-up two points while Giuliani has fallen to his lowest point since June. Rasmussen: Thompson in virtual 2nd place tie in IowaPosted in Campaign, Fred Thompson, Polls on Nov 16th, 2007 Rasmussen Reports has just released their latest poll of likely Republican voters in Iowa. Thompson is in a virtual tie for 2nd with Giuliani and Huckabee. Thompson’s TV ads are just starting in Iowa, so we can expect these numbers to continue to rise. Thompson Topples Dems in Home State of TennesseePosted in Campaign, Fred Thompson, Polls on Nov 13th, 2007 Rasmussen Reports: Fred Wins Human Events Poll of ConservativesPosted in Campaign, Fred Thompson, Immigration, Polls on Oct 31st, 2007 The long-time conservative publication Human Events polled subscribers on who they wanted as their Presidential nominee. This group of conservative readers chose Fred Thompson as their #1 choice: Thompson Now In Toss-up with ClintonPosted in Campaign, Fred Thompson, Polls on Oct 29th, 2007 Rasmussen Reports: Rasmussen: Thompson “Most Electable” Numbers on the RisePosted in Campaign, Fred Thompson, Polls on Oct 22nd, 2007 Rasmussen Reports released their “Most Electable” poll results: Rasmussen: Thompson Second in Iowa PollPosted in Campaign, Fred Thompson, Polls on Oct 17th, 2007 Confirming the trend that the Des Moines Register reported a couple of weeks ago, Rasmussen reports Fred Thompson is closing the gap in Iowa. Romney, who has spent millions in Iowa and must win big there, leads with 25% of the vote followed by Thompson with 19%. Meanwhile, Giuliani is in fourth. Rasmussen: Fred Thompson is the Most Conservative CandidatePosted in Campaign, Fred Thompson, News, Polls on Oct 11th, 2007 Rasmussen Reports just released a survey this morning that reveals that voters think Fred Thompson is the most conservative candidate: Bill Lacy’s view of the Thompson campaignPosted in Campaign, Debates, Fred Thompson, Issues, Polls, Team on Oct 9th, 2007 Bill Lacy, Fred Thompson’s campaign manager, held a conference call this morning with bloggers in which I participated. Mr. Lacy’s purpose in the call was to give an update on the state of the Thompson campaign as well as a preview of tonight’s debate. Current State of the Campaign Iowa: Thompson moves into secondPosted in Campaign, Fred Thompson, Polls on Oct 7th, 2007 The Des Moines Register recently conducted a new poll of likely caucus voters that now finds Thompson has moved into second place. This is significant since Senator Thompson just finished his second visit to the state. As has been well publicized, Romney has spent millions in Iowa and has to do very well. If he […] Poll: Thompson, Clinton have slight leads in ColoradoPosted in Fred Thompson, News, Polls on Oct 6th, 2007 Thompson leads in a Colorado poll.  |
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