Predict Iowa for the Republicans

[Tender Branson]

I predict a surprise, but close win for Romney:

Romney: 25%
Huckabee: 24%
Thompson: 15%
McCain: 14%
Paul: 10%
Giuliani: 8%
Hunter: 2%
Keyes: 2%

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Huckabee 27%
Romney 22%
McCain 21%
Giuliani 14%
Thompson 10%
Paul 6%


Pakistan provides a real boost to both Rudy and McCain, as McCain almost slips by Romney for second place.

[Sensei]

I'll give first to Romney, second to Huckabee, third to McCain, and then Giuliani, Thompson, and Paul in any order. 

[Josh/Devilman88]

Huckabee-25%
Romney-24%
McCain-20%
Giuliani-17%
Paul-9%
Thompson-3%
Other-2%

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

Huckabee-25%
Romney-24%
McCain-20%
Giuliani-17%
Paul-9%
Thompson-3%
Other-2%

^^^^^^^^ although I'm not sure about the percentages I think that' s the right pecking order.

[© tweed]

Huckabee 37%
Romney 33%
McCain 12%
Thompson 8%
Paul 4%
Giuliani 4%
other 2%

[TomC]

Huckabee 37%
Romney 28%
McCain 16%
Paul 9%
Thompson4%
Giuliani 4%
other 2%

[War on Want]

Huckabee 37%
Romney 33%
McCain 12%
Thompson 8%
Paul 4%
Giuliani 4%
other 2%

This is what I predict except Thompson will do slightly worse, and Paul slightly better.

[MarkWarner08]

Romney 32%
Huckabee 30%
McCain 16%
Thompson 13%
Paul 4%
Giuliani 3%
other 2%

[gorkay]

Probably Romney, but I now think it's possible that McCain could pull an upset. I would give Huckabee more of a chance, but I think his chances are better in some of the other states.

[dead0man]

Romney - 26%
Huckabee - 25%
McCain - 21%
Paul - 16%
Giuliani - 11%
Thompson - 9%
Others - 3%

I'm not great at math, but I'm pretty sure that ads up to 111.

[Verily]

Probably Romney, but I now think it's possible that McCain could pull an upset. I would give Huckabee more of a chance, but I think his chances are better in some of the other states.

Are you sure that's a prediction for Iowa, and not New Hampshire?

[Robespierre's Jaw]

Not quite sure about the percenatages, likewise with the Dems but this is how they'll finish.

1) Mike Huckabee
2) Mitt Romney
3) Rudy Giuliani
4) John McCain
5) Fred Thompson
6) Ron Paul

[HappyWarrior]

1)Huckabee
2)Romney
3)McCain
4)Thompson
5)Giuliani
6)Paul

[Bono]

Huckabee 35%
Romney 25%
Paul 15%
McCain 10%
Giuliani 7%
Thompson 7%
Hunter 1%

[Platypus]

huckabee-romney-mccain-giulian-paul-thompson

[Daniel Adams]

Huckabee 29%
Romney 28%
McCain 12%
Giuliani 10%
Thompson 10%
Paul 5%
Hunter 1%
Keyes 1%

[CARLHAYDEN]

Romney         33 %
Thompson     25
Huckabee      20
Paul              10
McCain            5
Giuliani           4
Hunter            2
Keyes             1   

[Torie]

Huckabee 24%
Romney 22%
McCain 17%
Giuliani 13%
Thompson 11%
Paul 9%
Others 4%

This prediction  invalid if wrong, and it probably is. I am giving Rudy and McCain more than most polls show. Huckabee and Mitt have had bad press lately, and McCain good press.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Mike Huckabee: 32%
Mitt Romney: 26%
John McCain: 22%
Rudy Giuliani: 13%
Fred Thompson: 4%
Others: 3%

[Tender Branson]

Final Prediction:

Romney: 29%
Huckabee: 27%
McCain: 13%
Thompson: 11%
Paul: 10%
Giuliani: 8%
Hunter: 1%
Keyes: 1%

[Umengus]

Huckabee: 32 %
Romney: 27 %
Mc Cain: 14 %
Thompson: 12 %
Paul: 7%
Giuliani: 7%
Hunter: 1%

[MarkWarner08]

Romney 32%
Huckabee 30%
McCain 16%
Thompson 13%
Paul 4%
Giuliani 3%
other 2%

New prediction:
Romney 32%
Huckabee 30%
McCain 15%
Thompson 12%
Paul 6%
Giuliani 3%
other 2%

[Torie]

Huckabee seems to be holding his own, despite all. It does not matter what he does, or what comes out of his mouth, or how much Mitt spends. So Mitt still be a hair. Huck seems to be this year's teflon candidate.

[Sam Spade]

Huckabee seems to be holding his own, despite all. It does not matter what he does, or what comes out of his mouth, or how much Mitt spends. So Mitt still be a hair. Huck seems to be this year's teflon candidate.

It helps that Mitt is the only one campaigning in Iowa and seems to be unable to gain any Huckabee voters.