The Montgomery-based public affairs firm Public Strategies Associates touts a new survey of likely Republican voters with narrow margins for governor and attorney general.

The poll, conducted by Baselice and Associates out of Austin, Texas says if the Republican primary were held today, Bradley Byrne leads the field with 20% of voters. Undecided’s carry the day in the survey.

Bradley Byrne (20%), Roy Moore (17%), Tim James (8%), Robert Bentley (4%), Kay Ivey (3%), Bill Johnson (2%),  Undecided (46%)

In the Republican primary for Attorney General…

Troy King (27%), Luther Strange (24%), Undecided (49%)

In an early look at the 2012 race for President….

Mike Huckabee (33%), Sarah Palin (23%), Mitt Romney (12%), Ron Paul (5%), Tim Pawlenty (2%), Undecided (24%)

Mike Baselice surveyed 1,007 likely Republican primary voters on February 3 and 4.

PSA just completed a presentation over lunch to Republican lawmakers in Montgomery. In a news release, Baselice is quoted saying “since we didn’t poll name ID, but only a generic ballot, it appears most of the candidates have a lot of potential for upward momentum. It will all come down to who can get a message that resonates.”

PSA worked briefly last year for Rep. Bentley’s campaign for governor.

Rick Journey

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