RASMUSSEN GOP POLL: ROMNEY 33%, BACHMANN 19%.

Another day, another interesting poll that makes us wonder who will still be campaigning in one year. This time Rasmussen Reports has released a new telephone survey poll showing former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney commanding a 14 point lead over surprise runner-up Congresswoman Michele Bachmann.

Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney continues to lead the race for the Republican nomination, but Michele Bachmann has surged into second place following her Monday night entry into the campaign.

A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey of Likely GOP Primary Voters, taken following the candidates’ Monday night debate, shows Romney earning 33% support, with Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann a surprise second at 19%. Georgia businessman Herman Cain is in third place with 10% of the vote.

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich picks up nine percent (9%) support, followed by Texas Congressman Ron Paul with seven percent (7%), ex-Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty at six percent (6%) and former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum also earning six percent (6%). Former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman, who did not participate in the debate but is expected to announce his candidacy on Tuesday, gets two percent (2%) of the vote.

Quote Via: Rasmussen Report.

HotAir.com did a pretty good job breaking down of this poll.