Iowa this week, what are your predictions?

[motivez]

15% in, huckabee 36, romney 23, thompson 14, paul 11

edwards 33, clinton 32, obama 32

[Ardentfrost]

Huckabee is the "Projected Winner" now.

[motivez]

It'll be interesting to see if Thompson's numbers hold, I thought he was pretty much dead, being so lackluster in all of his campaign stops

[kinggovernor]

RP with 11%

[Ardentfrost]

cnn.com has 25% precincts reporting and the fight for 3rd is actually really close between thompson, mccain, and rp.

[kinggovernor]

Originally Posted by Ardentfrost

Huckabee is the "Projected Winner" now.

I never understood that, with such a small percentage reporting how they can claim that someone is going to win

[Ardentfrost]

Originally Posted by kinggovernor

I never understood that, with such a small percentage reporting how they can claim that someone is going to win

You got me

[ballz2wallz]

Originally Posted by motivez

It'll be interesting to see if Thompson's numbers hold, I thought he was pretty much dead, being so lackluster in all of his campaign stops

You didn't listen to me

[DosEquis]

i really hope biden does well... at least well enough that the media mentions his name more...and can keep building momentum.

[Ardentfrost]

cnn shows him with 1% and Richardson with 2% with 74% Precincts reporting

[DosEquis]

[DosEquis]

I do like that Rudy isn't doing shit. I can't stand that guy.

[Ardentfrost]

Originally Posted by DosEquis

I do like that Rudy isn't doing shit. I can't stand that guy.

Well, he'd tell you it's b/c he didn't bother with that state. He's been working on Super Tuesday primary states.

[JaJae]

It was just reported on the news that Obama and Huckabee won.

[lew]

Originally Posted by Thorgrim

Can you tell me what percentage would be a failure?

Well, as it looks right now, his percentage is around 10%. Not bad.


But not great by any stretch.


However, his support in Iowa has never been that great. I was hoping for 3rd and have been disappointed. But again, Iowa was never the fight, NH is. If Paul does poorly in NH, then it's all over.

[RMNIXON]

Originally Posted by motivez

15% in, huckabee 36, romney 23, thompson 14, paul 11

edwards 33, clinton 32, obama 32

Looks like you do better with REPUBLICANS!

Drudge:

RESULTS:
Obama 37.53; Edwards 29.88; Clinton 29.41
Huckabee 34; Romney 25; Thompson 14; McCain 13%; Paul 10%

OBAMA!

I @ Hillary!

Some needed wind in the sails of Fred Thompson's Campaign!

Ron Paul has a voice afterall.

[Ardentfrost]

Originally Posted by lew

Well, as it looks right now, his percentage is around 10%. Not bad.


But not great by any stretch.


However, his support in Iowa has never been that great. I was hoping for 3rd and have been disappointed. But again, Iowa was never the fight, NH is. If Paul does poorly in NH, then it's all over.

NH is still a closed primary state. People needed to make sure they were registered republicans over a month ago now.

[RMNIXON]

Originally Posted by lew

Well, as it looks right now, his percentage is around 10%. Not bad.


But not great by any stretch.


However, his support in Iowa has never been that great. I was hoping for 3rd and have been disappointed. But again, Iowa was never the fight, NH is. If Paul does poorly in NH, then it's all over.

I must admit 10% is not bad at all. Fox should reconsider the debate lineup!

[lew]

Originally Posted by Ardentfrost

NH is still a closed primary state. People needed to make sure they were registered republicans over a month ago now.

NH is an open primary state.

[lew]

Well, it's not an Open Primary in that Democrats can vote for Republicans, but Independents can vote for Republicans.