Just got off a bloggers' briefing with Giuliani pollster Ed
Goeas (of the Tarrance Group) and stratagist Brent Seaborn. They
attempted to fend off the argument that once conservative primary
voters learn more about his liberal social views, they'll abandon
him. Goeas and Seaborn said that according to their internal
polling, even those social conservatives who identified Giuliani as
a social moderate/liberal still supported him in large numbers. I
asked whether they could give any more specifics, in light of
public polling I've seen showing that less than half of
conservatives correctly identified Rudy as pro-choice, but they
said they wouldn't disclose internal numbers. Also, when asked
whether they thought polls showing Giuliani with big leads were
meaningless this far out, Seaborn said because of the accelerated
election cycle, people have been paying more attention to the
presidential race than they have in the past.