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47% of Voters Would NEVER Vote for Ron Paul; 50% Would NEVER Vote for Hillary Clinton10/20/07 For those questioning the viability of Hillary Clinton, just check out her numbers here. 50% of voters would NEVER vote for her. Even though she is rising up to 50% among Democratic primary voters; she still remains hated among the Republicans, Conservatives, Moderates, and the Swing voters. Those are the voters that are crucial to any election. Zogby.com has recently conducted a very comprehensive survey of 9,718 likely voters nationwide and released the results online. The question they asked of voters was "Whom would you NEVER vote for President of the U.S.?". Ron Paul would fare the worst of all Republican presidential candidates. Our only concern to the legitimacy of these results is the fact that Ron Paul is unknown to many voters who may have said "Never" to Ron Paul because of his Republican label, etc.. even though many Democrats and/or Moderates may find a Ron Paul candidacy favorable because of his anti-war stances. The same could be said of other candidates with low name recognition such as Brownback, Tancredo, Kucinich, etc. But what we can draw upon these results is that Hillary Clinton is largely hated by voters (50% would never vote for her) while Mike Huckabee and Bill Richardson are the least objectionable by voters. Barack Obama also fares very well in this likeability test. Rudy Giuliani and Mitt Romney were two top tier Republican candidates that did somewhat well also considering how poorly the Republicans did in general.
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