Wil Carly Fiorina win a state?

[Progressive]

If so, which

[Former Democrat]

NH

[heatmaster]

Probably N.H. likely Maine, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Michigan, Arizona, Maryland & Oregon.

[Publius]

No way. Her RCP national average is a paltry 2.0, good enough for 12th place in the field (above only Kasich, Jindal, Graham, and, of course, Poor George Pataki). But she also declared a month before any of those guys, so she's had a lot more time to consolidate that whopping single point advantage over them.

She's polling at an average of 3 in Iowa (12th place) and looks to be a total nonfactor there.

While in New Hampshire she's averaging a more respectable 4.6, good enough for eighth place, I don't see that mattering. The reason for her stronger showing there has less to do with her campaign skills and more to do with that fact that the more Iowan candidates like Ted Cruz (averaging 4.2 in New Hampshire), Mike Huckabee (a tick under 4), Rick Perry (2.0), and Rick Santorum (0.7) don't play too well in the northeast, so their support diffuses to all candidates, including her. She'll stay ahead of most of them in NH, but never make a run at the big guns. Plus, the Iowa winner from that bunch will probably leapfrog her in NH anyway.

Once she does poorly in those two states, she'll fold it up, and she won't win any states with a suspended campaign.

[Blair]

I feel like she's been brought out to show that there's at least one female republican left in the USA, and to also show just how good the GOP are at running a company.

Jokes aside, she'll fold up after coming 6 or 7th in NH

[Famous Mortimer]

Not a chance.

[Bojack Horseman]

Nope. Her campaign will be over before the ads start airing in Iowa.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

I feel like she's been brought out to show that there's at least one female republican left in the USA, and to also show just how good the GOP are at running a company.

Jokes aside, she'll fold up after coming 6 or 7th in NH

[Vega]

I honestly don't know why anybody would vote for her. So, she'll probably drop out in December or so.

[Penelope]

The best case scenario for Carly Fiorina is Jon Huntsman's 2012 result: 3rd place in New Hampshire behind a Paul as an establishment Republican easily cruises to victory.

[eric82oslo]

Absolutely not, she won't even come close. She has far less charisma than O'Malley, if people hadn't noticed already.

[Famous Mortimer]

She won't win any states but I suspect she and Carson will stay in as long as there are debates.

[okierepublican]

Not a chance.