Poll: Republicans Not Satisfied With ’12 Field

By Christina Bellantoni

Posted April 22, 2011 at 5:55pm

A new Washington Post poll shows just 43 percent of Republicans and GOP-leaning independent voters are satisfied with the current field of presidential hopefuls. The poll showed 40 percent were dissatisfied.

Compare that with an April 2007 poll asking the same question: 65 percent were satisfied and 32 percent were dissatisfied.

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