New Hampshire Likely Voters
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Row % Row %
New Hampshire Likely Voters 28% 72%
Party Registration Republican 31% 69%
Independent 22% 78%
Tea Party Supporters 26% 74%
Intensity of Tea Party Support Strongly support Tea Party 21% 79%
Support Tea Party 28% 72%
Does not support Tea Party 29% 71%
Political Ideology Liberal-Moderate 27% 73%
Conservative 31% 69%
Very conservative 18% 82%
Political Ideology Liberal-Moderate 27% 73%
Conservative-Very conservative 27% 73%
Past Participation** Yes 27% 73%
No 32% 68%
Top Tier Republican Candidates Mitt Romney 43% 57%
Ron Paul 19% 81%
Rick Santorum 12% 88%
Newt Gingrich 19% 81%
Jon Huntsman 16% 84%
Candidate Support Strongly support 28% 72%
Somewhat support 31% 69%
Might vote differently 30% 70%
Gender Men 27% 73%
Women 28% 72%
Age Under 45 32% 68%
45 or older 26% 74%
Region Hillsborough 22% 78%
Rockingham 31% 69%
Northern Counties 30% 70%
Southern Counties 29% 71%
Household Income Less than $75,000 30% 70%
$75,000 or more 29% 71%
Evangelical Christians 21% 79%
Mormons are Christians Yes 30% 70%
No-Unsure 25% 75%
Education Not college graduate 30% 70%
College graduate 26% 74%
Interview Type Landline 26% 74%
Cell Phone 33% 67%
NBC News/Marist Poll New Hampshire Likely Republican Primary Voters. Interviews conducted January 4th and 5th, 2012, N=711 MOE +/- 3.7 percentage points. Totals may not add to 100% due to rounding.
**Past participation refers to previous participation in a New Hampshire Republican Presidential Primary.