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Wednesday, January 02, 2008

Caucus Revision

Happy New Year!

I'm starting to think my McCain tying Huckabee in Iowa call is just a little too aggressive... I think I'll redistribute 3 points from McCain to Huckabee, so now my GOP prediction looks like this. Still, I think the stories will be Romney's dominance, Huckabee's fade, and McCain's surprise. Then McCain will get some momentum coming out of New Hampshire. Ultimately, however, I still think Romney will win.
Republican:
Romney 32
Huckabee 23
McCain 17
Thompson 11
Paul 9
Giuliani 8

I still like my Democrat picks.

posted by CB @ 2:14 PM

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