Poll: Giuliani, McCain Lead Iowa and New Hampshire Republicans

A new Zogby International poll of Iowa (IA) and New Hampshire (NH) Republicans and their thoughts on the potential candidates for the party's 2008 presidential nomination finds two candidates who aren't completely pro-life in the lead. New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani leads in the Iowa poll with Arizona Sen. John McCain a close second. The two change positions in the New Hampshire poll.
Giuliani - 19 (IA) 20 (NH); McCain - 17 (IA) 26 (NH)
Gingrich - 13 (IA) 6 (NH); Rice - 9 (IA) 7 (NH)
Romney - 5 (IA) 13 (NH); Tancedo - 2 (IA) 3 (NH)
Hagel - 2 (IA) 3 (NH); No Pefreference - 22 (IA) 28(NH)

Other potential candidates, including pro-life Sen. Sam Brownback of Kansas, pro-life former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, pro-abortion former New York Gov. George Pataki and former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson, who backs embryonic stem cell research, all received just one percent in both polls. House Speaker Newt Gingrich received votes although he said he may not run and won't make a final decision until later this year. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has said repeatedly she has no interest in running for president. Read More...

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