LAT: Giuliani 27%, Thompson 21%, McCain 12%, Romney 10%
by Ryan Sager
Mon, 11 Jun 2007 at 6:42 PM
updated Mon, 11 Jun 2007 at 6:48 PM
Here's that new LA Times poll (PDF). The results (from an expansive list of candidates):
Giuliani: 27%
Thompson: 21%
McCain: 12%
Romney: 10%
And here's the LA Times write-up.
Interestingly, when the field is narrowed, and respondents are asked to pick between just the Big Four, the Republican primary breaks down like this:
Giuliani: 32%
Thompson: 28%
McCain: 17%
Romney: 14%
Typically, Mr. Giuliani has been picking up most of the slack when the field is narrowed (because he's been most voters' second-choice candidate). Now, it seems, Mr. Thompson is picking up some of that slack.
Meanwhile, here are the results on the Democratic side:
Clinton: 33%
Obama: 22%
Edwards: 8%
They also run some general election match-ups and find the following: "Despite Clinton's lead, Obama is the strongest Democrat in hypothetical matchups with Republicans in the general election, running even with or well ahead of the GOP's top contenders."
Related Topics: GOP Primary, Poll Analysis
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