ccAdvertising has initiated a series of weekly surveys, to both landline and mobile phones, to gauge current levels of support for possible Republican presidential candidates in early primary voting states.

Since November 6, 2011, ccAdvertising has been tracking the support that Barack Obama has had nationwide for re-election as President. Surveys were conducted on a weekly basis, and Obama’s support has ranged from a low of 43.50% to a high of 50.15% against any of a number of potential or real GOP Opponent. This has totaled 34 different declared or hypothetical opponents.

Additionally, in a survey conducted over July 10-11, 2011, a generic and unnamed "Republican Candidate" received 49.70% support, while incumbent President Obama only received 36.82%.

A summary of results show that, when the races are averaged weekly, Obama has only once achieved support over 50%.

Demographically, of all respondents who participated in surveys conducted on July 4–5 and July 10–11:

• 36.46% are Republican
• 34.40% are Democrat
• 29.14% are Independent
• 47.14% have a favorable opinion of President Obama
• 29.46% are supporters of the Tea Party
• 85.22% are concerned about high gas prices
• 71.02% support off-shore drilling
• 28.19% support President Obama's plan to borrow 2.2 trillion dollars in government debt
• 52.55% support the repeal of ObamaCare
• 61.24% are anti-tax
• 65.54% are pro-life
• 60.40% are traditional marriage supporters
• 63.00% support gun owners' rights
• 53.71% are male
• 54.22% are 50 years of age or older