2012: Romney Tied With Obama, Palin Behind by 6

2012 Presidential Race
Mitt Romney (R)	45%
Barack Obama (D)	45%
Some Other Candidate	7%
Not Sure	3%

2012 Presidential Race
Barack Obama (D)	48%
Sarah Palin (R)	42%
Some Other Candidate	7%
Not Sure	3%

Rasmussen Reports

Sarah Palin Closer to Presidential Run?

She has unveiled her new PAC.
A hot, Alaskan PAC.

2010 Census Likely to be Huge Boost for GOP in 2012, 2016, 2020

Likely Gainers:
Texas +4 (Greatly Helps Republicans)
Arizona +2 (Helps Republicans)
Florida +2 (Slightly Helps Republicans)
Georgia +1 (Helps Republicans)
Nevada +1 (Toss Up)
North Carolina +1 (Slightly Helps Republicans)
Oregon +1 (Helps Democrats)
South Carolina +1 (Greatly Helps Republicans)
Utah +1 (Greatly Helps Republicans)

Likely Losers:
California -1 (Greatly Helps Republicans)
Ohio -2 (Toss Up)
Illinois -1 (Greatly Helps Republicans)
Iowa -1 (Slightly Helps Republicans)
Louisiana -1 (Helps Democrats)
Massachusetts -1 (Greatly Helps Republicans)
Michigan -1 (Helps Republicans)
Minnesota -1 (Helps Republicans)
Missouri -1 (Slightly Helps Democrats)
New Jersey -1 (Greatly Helps Republicans)
New York -2 (Greatly Helps Republicans)
Pennsylvania -1 (Helps Republicans)

Based on current census projections. Final numbers may vary slightly.

2012 Primary Season: Less Than 3 Years Away...

Politico's article on the next presidential election.
There will be a lot of un-ruining to do after 4 years of Obama/Biden.

“Oh, man,” drawled Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour, when asked about 2012 and specifically his own interest in a possible presidential run. “I’m going to tell you something. One of the worst things that can happen to the Republican Party in our effort to rebuild is for a bunch of people to start running for president. Anybody harboring that ambition needs to squelch it until after 2010. … Anybody out there running for president is undercutting what’s important. You do this against your own interest.”

Whole story at Politico.