Polling in Iowa generally shows Romney with a lead, albeit a narrow one, with Paul generally closest but bounces around a bit. You add in the caucus factor as opposed to a typical Primary it makes how tight things are a bit more meaningful.
Putting a side your preferences, or if you even have a dog in this fight (I'm a liberal Democrat supporting Obama) if your a bit of a political geek this is a bit interesting (if your not a political gee, then what the hell are you doing on this board
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Marist, Romney up 23-21 over Paul, followed by Santorum 15%, Perry 14%, Gingrich 13%, Bachmann 6%
http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/i/MSNBC/Se...0nbcmarist.pdf
We ask America has Romney with a larger lead having him at 24%, but Santorum in 2nd at 17%, Paul 3rd 14%, Gingrich 13%, Bachmann 12%, Perry 10% with Huntsman at 4%
Consensus: Romney | weaskamerica.com
Next, and quite hilariously is Inside America with six candidates with six points, Paul, Romney and Gingrich all tied at 17%, Santorum 13%, Bachmann 12%, Perry 11%
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/doc..._Iowa_1229.pdf
Rasmussen has Romney up slightly over Paul 23-22 with Santorum 3rd with 16% followed by Perry and Gingrich both at 13%, Bachmann at 5%
2012 Iowa Republican Caucus - Rasmussen Reportsâ„¢
ARG has Romney up 22-17 over Gingrich, with Paul at 16%, Santorum at 11%, Perry at 9%, Bachmann 8% & Hunstman 6%
Iowa Republican Presidential Caucus Preference
CNN/Time has Romney with a slight edge over Paul 25-22, with Santorum at 16, Gingrich 14, Perry 11 and Bachmann 9%
CNN Poll: Romney on top, Gingrich fading & Santorum rising in Iowa – CNN Political Ticker - CNN.com Blogs
Now we also have PPP which shows Paul up slightly 24-21 over Romney, Gingrich 13%, Bachmann 11% and Santorum and Perry tied at 10%
http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/p...IA_1227925.pdf