Presidential Poll Results: Week Seven

Super Tuesday has come and gone, and there’s still no clear winner in the Republican presidential primary. But this week’s informal poll certainly had one.

Granted, this week’s survey attracted a painfully low number of responses – only 24 all together. But 10 of those votes went to Ron Paul, winning our poll for the second time. And 17 of the 24 votes went to Republicans, so it will be interesting to see how things shake out after the field narrows

Barack Obama and Mitt Romney tied for second place, with five votes each. And Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum tied for dead last, with two each.

We’re rushing headlong toward our own presidential primary here, on March 20. Before that, though, there are a bunch of states and territories that will weigh in. Today, voters in Alabama, Hawaii, Mississippi and American Samoa will make their choices, and on Friday, Missouri will have its say.

We’ll only have one more of these head-spinningly non-scientific polls to post before the election, and we’ll do it tomorrow. Hopefully the turnout will be better, both on our poll and in the actual election. Thanks to those who voted!