Here are the latest results from the California poll by Public Policy Institute of California Statewide Survey published on USAElectionPolls.com:
There were 348 voters polled on 1/13-20.
| Public Policy Institute of California Statewide Survey Date: 1/13-20 California Est. MoE = 4.8% |
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| John McCain | 29% |
| Mitt Romney | 17% |
| Mike Huckabee | 10% |
| Rudy Giuliani | 10% |
| Fred Thompson | 10% |
| Ron Paul | 5% |
| Duncan Hunter | 2% |
| Unsure | 14% |
| Other | 3% |
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Since December, McCain has gained 18 points among Republican primary likely voters (11% to 29%), while preference for Romney has remained about the same (15% to 17%) and Giuliani’s support has dropped by 14 points (24% to 10%). McCain is currently the favored candidate among both women (31%) and men (28%). While McCain (22%) and Romney (19%) are about equally preferred among conservative Republicans, nonconservative likely voters in the upcoming primary prefer McCain over Romney by a wide margin (42% to 14%). Among those who are self-identifying evangelical Christians, 23 percent prefer McCain, 17 percent Huckabee, and 15 percent Romney.The frontrunner status of McCain among California Republicans is similar to his position among Republicans nationwide, according to the CNN/Opinion Research poll (29% McCain, 20% Huckabee, 19% Romney, 14% Giuiliani).
