Ron Paul Won All Age Brackets Under 40 in Iowa Caucuses, Says Entrance Poll | CNSnews.com

Ron Paul Won All Age Brackets Under 40 in Iowa Caucuses, Says Entrance Poll | CNSnews.com

Had voting in the Iowa Republican caucuses been restricted to voters under the age of 40, Rep. Ron Paul of Texas would have won easily, according to an entrance poll published by CNN.

By contrast, according to the poll, former Sen. Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania won among voters between 40 and 64, while former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney won among voters 65 or older.

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» Shock Poll: Ron Paul Tied for First in Iowa Alex Jones' Infowars: There's a war on for your mind!

» Shock Poll: Ron Paul Tied for First in Iowa Alex Jones' Infowars: There's a war on for your mind!

A breaking poll conducted by the Public Policy Polling organization shows Rep. Ron Paul in a statistical tie for first place among likely GOP voters next to Newt Gingrich, the first poll yet to show Texas Congressman in a position to win outright in the Iowa Caucus, the nation’s leader in the 2012 GOP primary.

Though Newt Gingrich had a clear lead last week, Paul has closed the margin, now polling at 21%, statistically matching Gingrich’s 22%. As the above graphic shows, the libertarian-leaning Congressman has tremendous support in Iowa, which is only growing. Mitt Romney remains at third with 16%. The standard margin of error for scientific polls is 3%.

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