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Poll conducted Jan. 14-17.
1/20/15, "Poll: Voters not jumping on the Bush, Romney trains," Politico, Lucy McCalmont
"Mitt Romney and Jeb Bush might be trying to break from the GOP pack
by flaunting possible 2016 bids, but it hasn’t done much to enthuse
voters, according to a new poll.
Both men have seen a dip in support in the weeks since Bush announced
in December he was exploring a bid and since Romney told a gathering of
donors that he was seriously considering another White House run.
Romney’s approval rating dropped from 31 percent in September to 27 percent, according to an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll released Tuesday. Forty percent of Americans view Romney negatively, a slight increase from 39 percent in September.
Still, more than half of Republicans gave Romney favorable ratings,
giving him a slight edge over Bush within the party. Only 37 percent of
Republicans gave Bush positive marks — slipping from 44 percent in
November.
Support among Americans for Bush has also dropped from a
26 percent approval rating in November to 19 percent in the latest
poll.
The NBC News/WSJ poll was conducted Jan. 14-17 and surveyed
800 adults. It has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.46 percentage
points." via Drudge
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Added: Hot Air analysis of above, posted by Free Republic
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