Apparently – according to a new CNN/ORC International Poll – more
than one-quarter of Republicans and right-leaning independents want Mitt
Romney to choose Condoleezza Rice as his running mate.
The poll asked Republicans and independents who lean towards the GOP to choose from eight names who could be among the two dozen or so potential running mates that the Romney campaign may be considering as the vice presidential nominee.
According to the survey,
Condoleezza Rice is on top of the list. Twenty-six percent questioned
said they would like to see Rice, who served as national security
adviser and later as secretary of state under President George W. Bush,
as the Republican vice presidential nominee. In second place in the
survey, at 21%, was Rick Santorum, who was Romney’s chief rival for the
nomination until early last week, when the former senator from
Pennsylvania suspended his campaign for the White House.
The poll asked Republicans and independents who lean towards the GOP to choose from eight names who could be among the two dozen or so potential running mates that the Romney campaign may be considering as the vice presidential nominee.
According to the survey,
Condoleezza Rice is on top of the list. Twenty-six percent questioned
said they would like to see Rice, who served as national security
adviser and later as secretary of state under President George W. Bush,
as the Republican vice presidential nominee. In second place in the
survey, at 21%, was Rick Santorum, who was Romney’s chief rival for the
nomination until early last week, when the former senator from
Pennsylvania suspended his campaign for the White House.
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