3rd January 2008, 10:48 PM
Huckabee 35%
Romney 24%
Thompson 13%
McCain 13% (hoping for New Hampshire to push him to victory)
Paul 10%
Giuliani 4% (focusing on Florida, but he's probably done... or at least I hope he is...)
Obama 37.6%
Edwards 29.75%
Clinton 29.47%
Richardson 2%
Biden 1%
Dodd/Kucinich/Gravel 0% each
Very close between Hillary and Edwards, but Edwards won't do anywhere near as well anywhere else because of how much focus he put on Iowa. Edwards not winning is probably the end of his campaign, really...
It'll be interesting to see what happens now in New Hampshire. Hillary has had a lead there for a while: will it hold up? As for the Republicans, McCain is well out in front in New Hampshire, followed by Romney; Huckabee is in fourth, because unlike Iowa New Hampshire doesn't have many of the religious right ultra-Christian types that are his base...
Romney 24%
Thompson 13%
McCain 13% (hoping for New Hampshire to push him to victory)
Paul 10%
Giuliani 4% (focusing on Florida, but he's probably done... or at least I hope he is...)
Obama 37.6%
Edwards 29.75%
Clinton 29.47%
Richardson 2%
Biden 1%
Dodd/Kucinich/Gravel 0% each
Very close between Hillary and Edwards, but Edwards won't do anywhere near as well anywhere else because of how much focus he put on Iowa. Edwards not winning is probably the end of his campaign, really...
It'll be interesting to see what happens now in New Hampshire. Hillary has had a lead there for a while: will it hold up? As for the Republicans, McCain is well out in front in New Hampshire, followed by Romney; Huckabee is in fourth, because unlike Iowa New Hampshire doesn't have many of the religious right ultra-Christian types that are his base...