The Presidential Campaign of Republican Rudy Giuliani, former mayor of New York and TIME's Man of the Year in 2001.
Created by devin on Aug 13, 2007
Last updated: 11/18/09 at 01:18 PM
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Giuliani - 27%
Thompson - 22%
Romney - 14%
McCain - 10%
Among the lower tier candidates Mike Huckabee sits at 4%. Five other candidate split 5% of the vote while 19% are undecided. Those candidates, mentioned by name in the polling question, are Sam Brownback, Ron Paul, Duncan Hunter, Tom Tancredo, and Tommy Thompson
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting.
The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,000 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republicans Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney won the straw poll with 4,516 votes Saturday in Ames.
There were 14,302 votes cast. No. 2 Gov. Mike Huckabee had 2,587 votes. No. 3 Kansas Sen. Sam Brownback had 2,192 votes. No. 4. Colorado U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo had 1,961 votes. No. 5 U.S. Rep. Ron Paul had 1,305 votes. No. 6 former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson with 1,039 or 7.3 percent of the vote. No. 7 was former Tennessee Sen. Fred Thompson with 203 votes. No. 8 Rudy Giuliani with 183 votes. No. 9 was Duncan Hunter with 174 votes. No. 10 was Arizona Sen. John McCain with 101 votes. No. 11 John Cox had 41 votes.
Officials said that an estimated 30,000 to 33,000 people attended the straw poll. Voting wrapped up at 6 p.m. Results were delayed for an hour and a half because officials had to hand count votes from one of the voting machines
There are 11 GOP candidates. McCain and Giuliani did not participate in the straw poll. Romney, Tancredo, Cox, Paul, Huckabee, Hunter, Thompson and Brownback were in Ames.
Iowa GOP Chairman Ray Hoffmann and Rep. Steve King announced the vote totals
http://www.ketv.com/news/13874793/detail.html
The presidential candidates are invited to answer questions from a panel and from viewers on Gay Lesbian Transgendered and Bisexual issues to air on the LOGO channel. Notable on the panel is Melissa Etheridge.
Democratic candidates Clinton, Edwards, Obama, Gravel, Richardson and Kucinich attend.
Only Kucinich and Gravel support Gay Marraige while the others support Civil Unions.
Senators Dodd and Biden declined invitations due to scheduling conflicts. Every Republican candidate declined an invitation including Rudy Giuliani, who is for several gay rights. Dodd posted answers to many of the questions on his website.
http://www.pinknews.co.uk/news/articles/2005-5155.html
Giuliani - 25%
Thompson - 24%
Romney - 14%
McCain - 11%
The latest weekly numbers show Giuliani with 25%, Thompson 24%, Romney 14% and McCain at 11%. Mike Huckabee earns support from 3%, Sam Brownback from 2% and four other candidates split 2% of the vote. Those candidates, mentioned by name in the polling question, are Ron Paul, Duncan Hunter, Tom Tancredo, and Tommy Thompson
These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,000 Likely Republican Democratic Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans Democrats and those independents likely to vote in a Republicans Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary
Thompson - 26%
Giuliani - 21%
Romney - 12%
McCain - 11%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://208.112.10.217/public_content/politics/republican_presidential_race_wide_open_despite_surface_stability
Thompson - 24%
Giuliani - 23%
Romney - 12%
McCain - 12%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://208.112.10.217/public_content/politics/thompson_giuliani_on_top_in_gop_poll_can_thompson_last
Thompson - 25%
Giuliani - 24%
Romney - 12%
McCain - 12%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://208.112.10.217/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary_thompson_25_giuliani_24
Thompson - 27%
Giuliani - 24%
Romney - 13%
McCain - 12%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://208.112.10.217/public_content/politics/thompson_27_giuliani_24_in_race_for_gop_nomination
Giuliani's campaign announces a list of California mayors who support Giuliani for President. The list includes 12 mayors from cities around California.
Thompson - 27%
Giuliani - 23%
Romney - 12%
McCain - 11%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary_thompson_27_giuliani_23
Thompson - 28%
Giuliani - 27%
Romney - 10%
McCain - 10%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary_thompson_28_giuliani_27
Giuliani's South Carolina Campaign Chairman was indicted on federal cocaine charges. Thomas Ravenell is also the South Carolina Treasurer. The Giuliani campaign announced that Ravenell stepped down.
Giuliani - 24%
Thompson - 24%
Romney - 11%
McCain - 11%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/2008_gop_presidential_primary_giuliani_24_thompson_24
Giuliani - 23%
Thompson - 17%
Romney - 15%
McCain - 14%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/gop_nomination_rudy_down_thompson_in_second_mccain_falls_to_fourth
The 3rd Gop debate takes place in Manchester New Hampshire. It was expected that Ron Paul would attack Giuliani on his knowledge of 9/11 but no such exchange occured. Giuliani is placed in second place to Mitt Romney after the debate according to a Franklin Pierce College Poll.
Giuliani - 25%
McCain - 15%
Romney - 16%
Thompson - 12%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/romney_catches_mccain_in_national_poll_for_gop_nomination
Giuliani - 26%
McCain - 18%
Romney - 15%
Thompson - 14%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary_giuliani_26_mccain_18_romney_15
Rudy Giuliani's knowledge of the 9/11 Commission's report comes into question when he interrupts an answer being given by candidate Ron Paul regarding the cause of the 9/11 attacks. His standing in the polls subsequently drops.
Giuliani - 25%
McCain - 18%
Thompson - 15%
Romney - 12%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary_giuliani_25_mccain_18_thompson_15
Giuliani - 25%
McCain - 17%
Thompson - 16%
Romney - 12%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary_giuliani_25_mccain_17_thompson_16
Giuliani - 30%
McCain - 14%
Thompson - 14%
Romney - 11%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary_giuliani_30_mccain_14_thompson_14
Giuliani - 28%
McCain - 15%
Thompson - 12%
Romney - 10%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary_giuliani_28_mccain_15_thompson_12
Giuliani - 33%
McCain - 19%
Thompson - 13%
Romney - 12%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://208.112.10.217/plain/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary_giuliani_33_mccain_19_thompson_13
Giuliani - 27%
McCain - 16%
Thompson - 14%
Romney - 12%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://208.112.10.217/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary__7
Giuliani - 26%
McCain - 16%
Thompson - 14%
Romney - 8%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://208.112.10.217/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary__6
Giuliani - 35%
McCain - 15%
Romney - 8%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://208.112.10.217/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary__5
Giuliani - 33%
McCain - 15%
Romney - 10%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://208.112.10.217/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary__4
Giuliani - 37%
McCain - 16%
Romney - 10%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://208.112.10.217/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary__3
Giuliani - 34%
McCain - 19%
Romney - 9%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://208.112.10.217/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary__2
Giuliani - 33%
McCain - 17%
Romney - 10%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://208.112.10.217/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary_giuliani_33_mccain_17_gingrich_13
Giuliani - 33%
McCain - 19%
Romney - 8%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://208.112.10.217/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary
Giuliani - 32%
McCain - 18%
Romney - 8%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://208.112.10.217/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary
Giuliani - 27%
McCain - 19%
Romney - 9%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://208.112.10.217/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary
Giuliani officially enters the presidential race of 2008 by filing a "statement of candidacy" with the Federal Election Commission
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/6333437.stm
Giuliani - 29%
McCain - 19%
Romney - 8%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://208.112.10.217/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary
Giuliani - 30%
McCain - 22%
Romney - 10%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://208.112.10.217/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary
Giuliani - 28%
McCain - 20%
Romney - 8%
Rasmussen Reports provides weekly results to provide a longer-term overview of the race. These updates are based upon nightly telephone surveys. Results are reported based upon interviews conducted on the seven days up to and including the night before posting. The seven day results typically include interviews with more than 1,300 Likely Republican Primary Voters. This includes both Republicans and those independents likely to vote in a Republican Primary. In some state primaries, independent voters are allowed to participate in party primaries while in others they are excluded. The margin of sampling error for the weekly update is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Updates prior to July 16 were based upon four days of polling conducted the Monday through Thursday preceding release.
http://208.112.10.217/public_content/politics/2008_republican_presidential_primary
Giuliani admits it was a mistake to join the Iraq Study Group. He quit after 2 months and never attended a meeting. Both meetings he missed in favor of paid speech appearances. He calims he did not want to politicize committee
http://www.usatoday.com/news/politics/2007-06-21-giuliani-iraq_N.htm
Giuliani is named the 2001 person of the year in recognition of his leadership following the attacks on the World Trade Center
Giuliani withdrew his candidacy for the open US Senate seat in New York due to increasing scandal and diagnosis of prostate cancer. Hillary Clinton would eventually win the seat.
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