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Romney or Gingrich --- Which Candidate Do Men Prefer? Related Links Newt Gingrich -Shades of Reagan or Nixon? Governor Rick Perry's Very Bad, Awful Week Obama's Net Worth -2011 Updates Obama's Net Worth -2010 Obama's Net Worth - Through December 2009 Obama's Workout-How He Stays In Shape Hubris Syndrome-Is It Affecting Obama? Obama's Approval Rating Plummets to 38% Erectile Health Laughing Improves Erectile Performance-New Study 10 Superfoods for Men's Health Foods That Strengthen Erectile Performance Ten Signs You Are About To Be Fired How Much Do Politicians Make? Snoring Linked to Stroke Do Laptops Reduce Sperm Count? December 26, 2011 By Louise Carr, Associate Editor and Featured Columnist The race for the 2012 Republican presidential primaries is hotting up and it’s tough to keep track of which candidate is having most success. Out of the two front runners, will it be former house speaker Newt Gingrich, or Mitt Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, who steps into the Republican candidacy shoes and becomes Republican nominee for President? What say the Republicans and Republican-leaning independents that are very likely to vote in their state's presidential primary or caucus? And most importantly, which candidate do guys prefer, and why? Romney v Gingrich: Men Decide Republican and Republican-leaning men polled in the period Dec 5 to 18 2011. The results of this “poll of polls” are taken from the sources listed in the left-hand column. Where the percentages don’t add up to 100%, the men could also decide between other presidential nomination candidates. And the Winner is... Newt Gingrich But not by a whole lot. You can see from the chart that Gingrich just nudges ahead of Romney in most of the polls, according to the men questioned. The biggest swing to Gingrich comes in the Pew Research Center and Gallup polls, where Gingrich is the most popular by 21 % and 15 % respectively. Mitt Romney was initially more popular with male voters than Gingrich. Romney also ran for President in 2008. His entry into the nominations was welcomed by voters for his mainstream appeal, and he enjoyed a surge of support from men and women voters that kept him ahead of his Republican rival. He set his campaign on the need, and his ability, to beat Obama, and men are perhaps more likely to think of this as one of his strengths as opposed to one of Gingrich’s strengths. Womanizer... or War Leader? However, Gingrich comes back stronger in terms of experience. Men also tend to see him as better suited to leading the armed forces in the United States, although neither man has military service experience. Newt Gingrich is less popular with women, perhaps due to the thrice-married man’s rocky history with the opposite sex. Men seem more able to look past these misdemeanors. Gingrich, on the whole, is not particularly highly ranked in terms of honesty or trustworthiness according to the ABC News/Washington Post poll commentary. However, neither is Romney. Both score just over 50 % in the ABC News/Washington Post poll for saying what they really believe. Experience and Record Romney falls down in the eyes of male Republicans in terms of his record on health care, arising from his role of governor of Massachusetts, although he does score points for his corporate work. Gingrich, on the other hand, doesn’t fully convince male voters that his work as a political consultant following his spell in elective office was effective, although his work as House speaker in the 90's is viewed favorably. Gingrich has been consistently picked by male voters as having the best set of experiences to be President, and a better personal attitude in the eyes of these Republicans. The two men are broadly even when it comes to perceptions on how they’d handle immigration, the deficit and the economy. What’s the Future for Romney and Gingrich? It seems the Republican Party could be in for a close-run race. At the time of writing, Gingrich’s lead over Romney collapsed, and the two are now tied for the lead. Moreover, Gingrich has just failed to qualify for the Virginia Republican Super Tuesday primary. The lack of space between the two in terms of men’s voting has been mirrored by the wider statistics. And a large number of Republican male voters, according to ABC News/Washington Post, say they might change their mind over which man to support. Statistic like this make it clear there could be even greater movement as the race continues. Comment on this article. Most Viewed: Foods That Strengthen Erectile Performance 10 Superfoods for Men's Health Top 10 Tips for Prostate Health How Many Pull-ups Can an Average Man Do? 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