In a poll conducted by the Pew Research Center between November 7 through the 25th in the state of New Hampshire, Ron Paul has received 9% of support.
According to USAElectionPolls.com, this suggests that the boomlet created from the November 5th donation drive lasted longer than expected. "For Ron Paul to achieve 9% in New Hampshire in polling conducted over almost three weeks suggests that his success is steadier than we had anticipated" says Terr.
They pointed out that the higher poll numbers in the second week of November was inflated due to the boomlet and backed up their claims with a few other polls in New Hampshire showing Ron Paul's support at just 2% and 4%.
When asked if they were wrong they simply responded "we never proclaim to always be right but we also never rely too heavily on the results of just one poll either." They are taking a wait-and-see attitude and so are most Ron Paul supporters.
With another fundraising day on December 16 that should surpass November 5th, let's wait and see.
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