IA GOP

[Farage]

Among those candidates, who is the most likely to win in Iowa?

[Zarn]

It's hard to imagine Paul not winning, but you never know.

[Maxwell]

Certainly, Paul is the man to beat.

[morgieb]

Other: Walker.

Still unconvinced Paul has enough appeal outside of his libertarian base. Though it might not matter with caucuses, lol.

[Supersonic]

Rand Paul for sure.

Maybe Ryan..

[TDAS04]

Probably Santorum. 

[Mister Mets]

Paul Ryan. He's conservative, but also establishment. He comes from a nearby state. As a wonky young guy who meets the qualifications threshold, he could appeal to voters who would consider Christie and Huntsman to be too wobbly.

[nolesfan2011]

Paul, Santorum, Ryan, Palin in that order. Paul could easily get 40%

[Goldwater]

Probably Paul.

[Likely Voter]

Another write-in vote for Walker.

of the above list i would say Paul

[H. Ross Peron]

Paul followed by Santorum and Ryan.

[Sec. of State Superique]

Rand Paul, although Paul Ryan would have good chances!


Santorum should leave PA and run for Senator on Mississipi :/

[Czarcasm]

As an ex-Iowan, definitely Paul. The people most surprised about Santorum's victory in '12 were Iowans themselves; the political culture in Iowa is very "live-and-let live," and state intra-GOP politics are markedly more influenced by the party's libertarian wing than in most other states. If Rand's campaign even vaguely resembles Ron's, Iowan Republicans'd likely be more than happy to jump onto the bandwagon.

[BluegrassBlueVote]

Walker, the only evangelical in the field.