Mitt Romney won with 31%, no surprise there. Maybe he should've done a little better given how much money and time he's spent in Iowa but it's hard to tell. Mike Huckabee lives up to my previously stated expectations and pulls a 2nd place, very good news for his campaign. Brownback finished 3rd which is bad news that he lost to Huckabee but it was pretty close so he could justify staying in the race. Tancredo finished 4th, not sure if that's good for him or not. He was certainly praying for a 2nd place finish but since he seems like more of a protest candidate anyway, I'm guessing he'll stick around. Ron Paul got a respectable 9% in 5th, especially considering he has barely campaigned in Iowa and spent very little money trying to buy votes today (aka no free BBQ or bus service). I'm confident he'll stick around through the early primaries even if he continues to do poorly in the polls since he has a low cost campaign. Tommy Thompson finished in 6th which, according to his own statements in the last few days, means he'll likely be dropping out. This is good news for those who can't stand watching his pitiful debate performances anymore. Duncan Hunter is also probably done after a finish near the bottom. Fred Thompson, Rudy Giuliani, and John McCain all did poorly but that's no surprise since they were not officially entered in the poll. The good news is that between 2 and 4 of these guys will likely be knocked out within the next week so future debates will give those remaining more time to speak.