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Originally Posted by jorgelito
Thanks for the info DC. Although it is simplistic, it is an interesting table. I wonder out of the posted numbers, how many actually vote too. I would love to see a comprehensive spreadsheet complete with breakout with a ton of cool voting info like, region, race, income, gender, political leanings etc. Nice find DC. Do they have any more recent info too?
Quick question: how do you know what the age group is for Ron Paul supporters? Do you know what it is for the other candidates? I think it would be interesting to see the comparisons.
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Sure, its simplistic, as well as anecdotal with respect to my assumptions re, the age groups that are Ron Paul supporters.
But it is no more simplistic than the claim that his poll numbers are in single digits because of media bias, his name not being included in polls, misrepresentation of his positions, etc. His low poll numbers just might be attributable to the fact that many Americans just dont share his vision.
I'm not aware of any other age-related data, but the FEC (and
OpenSecrets.org)has gender data on contributors. Ron Paul has the lowest percentage contribution from women (18.8%). In fact, all of the Republican candidates have lower percentage contributions from women then most of the Democratic candidates.
From
OpenSecrets.org (only includes contributors over $200 and not counting the 4th quarter)
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Originally Posted by samcol
There has been another spontaneous grassroots success story for the Ron Paul campaign. Individuals have managed to raise over $200,000 for a huge phallic symbol of freedom: The Ron Paul blimp. Another $200,000 and it will fly through the New Hampshire primaries.
With the blimp and the money bomb, this will be a huge week for the Ron Paul campaign.
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Good luck with the phallic blimp!