The New Hampshire primary, believe it or not, is tomorrow. The polling window between the results of the Iowa caucuses and the voting itself is fairly small, but we’ve seen quite a bit of data over the last couple of days, giving us a sense of what’s likely to happen.<\/p>\n
Let’s take a look at the Dems first:<\/p>\n
* USA Today\/Gallup<\/a>: Obama 41%, Clinton 28%, Edwards 19%<\/p>\n * Zogby<\/a>: Obama 39%, Clinton 29%, Edwards 19%<\/p>\n * ARG<\/a>: Obama 39%, Clinton 28%, Edwards 22%<\/p>\n * CNN\/WMUR\/UNH<\/a>: Obama 39%, Clinton 29%, Edwards 16%<\/p>\n * Marist<\/a>: Obama 36%, Clinton 28%, Edwards 22%<\/p>\n * Rasmussen<\/a>: Obama 39%, Clinton 27%, Edwards 18%<\/p>\n * Suffolk University<\/a>: Clinton 35%, Obama 33%, Edwards 14%<\/p>\n Come Wednesday morning, the pollsters at Suffolk University are going to look remarkably good or embarrassingly bad. * USA Today\/Gallup<\/a>: McCain 34%, Romney 30%, Huckabee 13%<\/p>\n * CNN\/WMUR\/UNH<\/a>: McCain 32%, Romney 26%, Huckabee 14%<\/p>\n * Marist<\/a>: McCain 35%, Romney 31%, Huckabee 13%<\/p>\n * Zogby<\/a>: McCain 34%, Romney 29%, Huckabee 10%<\/p>\n * Rasmussen<\/a>: McCain 32%, Romney 31%, Huckabee 11%<\/p>\n
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\nAnd the Republicans: <\/p>\n