Politics | poll numbers Newt Leads Mitt in Fla., 34%-26% Though Public Policy Polling says it's neck-and-neck By Kevin Spak Posted Jan 23, 2012 9:28 AM CST Copied Newt Gingrich waves to the crowd with his wife Callista during a?South Carolina Republican presidential primary night rally, Jan. 21, 2012, in Columbia, SC. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke) Newt Gingrich might just be on his way to another primary win. The latest InsiderAdvantage/Majority Opinion Research poll has Gingrich leading Romney 34.4% to 25.6% in Florida, followed by Ron Paul (13.1%) and Rick Santorum (10.7%). The poll has Gingrich leading Romney among every age and race category, but his lead is most pronounced among young people—Romney got an astonishing 0.0% of 18- to 29-year-olds. The poll could, of course, be an outlier, the Weekly Standard points out, noting that RealClearPolitics' average for the race, which incorporates the InsiderAdvantage figures, has Romney on top 36.7% to 26%. Public Policy Polling tweeted last night that the race was "neck and neck," later elaborating: "2 more people picked Mitt than Newt out of about 600 people we polled tonight...that's how close we're talking." Read These Next Kid Rock has added the R-word to the list of slurs he still uses. Man wakes from coma, says girlfriend crashed car on purpose. Jodi Picoult says she's first author to be banned in two mediums. Andrew Windsor has an uncertain future as a commoner. Report an error