During the nine days between the Republican primary in South Carolina and tomorrow's Florida Republican primary, we've seen the striking rise and fall of
Newt Gingrich. With Newt's fall, Mitt Romney's nomination has become once again the most likely outcome of this primary season. ...
This morning, the release of Election Projection's first official numbers has attracted some attention around the internet. Many thanks to Jim Geraghty of
National Review for posting something about it. And to Hugh Hewitt for offering a shout out on Twitter. ...
The abrupt re-resurgence of Newt Gingrich last weekend, fueled by his resounding victory in South Carolina, has experienced an equally abrupt downturn in
recent days. Mitt Romney has moved comfortably ahead in several polls coming out of Florida. ...
As I reported Monday, polls taken immediately after South Carolina's primary last Saturday showed Newt Gingrich enjoying a substantial bounce in Florida.
He climbed from 20 points down to 9 points up in one poll in a matter of days. Now, as is the case with a bouncing ball, ...
Rasmussen Reports polled Republican voters in Florida on January 11, 10 days before the South Carolina primaries. That survey showed Mitt Romney
leading the Newt Gingrich by more than 2 to 1 (41% to 19%). Today, they released another poll taken in the Sunshine State ...
