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(CNN) – With 13 days to go until the Iowa caucuses, a new poll indicates that Rep. Ron Paul of Texas sits atop the field of Republican presidential candidates in the state that holds the first contest in the primary and caucus calendar. According to an Iowa State/Gazette/KCRG survey released Wednesday, 28% of likely Iowa GOP caucus goers say Paul, the longtime congressman who's making his third bid for the White House, is their first choice for the Republican nomination, with 25% backing former House Speaker Newt Gingrich. Paul's three point margin over Gingrich is well within the survey's sampling error.
Paul's three point margin over Gingrich is well within the survey's sampling error
Originally posted by Vardoger
Paul's three point margin over Gingrich is well within the survey's sampling error
they couldn't let it go could they. However, Gingrich's 25% could be 22% and Paul's 28% could be 31% if they want to look at it that way.
Originally posted by 4KAAN
The new Gingrich scandal should work in the Doctor's favor. Course, being a political cynic, i'll reserve my hopes for a President Paul till the Florida caucuses. My state. (switched to republican party just to vote for him!)