A new poll by Rasmussen Reports shows that the overwhelming majority of Republican voters in the primary process do not place any positive value on a candidate endorsement by former GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney. Only 15% of "Likely Republican Voters" say they are more likely to vote for a candidate Romney endorses, whereas 17% are less likely to vote for that candidate, and 67% say Romney's endorsement would have no impact on their voting decision. Among all voters, 10% are more likely to vote for a candidate Romney endorses, 18% are less likely to do so, and 71% say an endorsement from Romney would have no impact on how they vote. Should the party be unable to choose a candidate from among the current crop still running in the 2016 primaries, only 24% of all voters – and 39% of GOP voters – would support Romney being chosen as a "compromise candidate." A separate Rasmussen poll illustrates that voters are also not buying into...(Read Full Post)