In New Hampshire, Mitt Romney continues to hold a commanding lead, according to a Suffolk University/7NEWS (WHDH TV) poll released yesterday.

He holds a 25-point-lead over Michele Bachmann, whose 11 percent support placed her in second place. While Romney gained one point in the two months since the poll was last taken, Bachmann has risen eight points from her showing of 3 percent. That’s probably primarily due to her debate performance: among debate viewers, 33 percent said Romney won and 31 percent chose Bachmann.

With 8 percent support, Ron Paul is running third in the state. Rudy Giuliani is at 5 percent support, and Sarah Palin at 4 percent. Jon Huntsman, who has been aggressively campaigning in New Hampshire, is now up at 4 percent support. Newt Gingrich, Rick Santorum, and Tim Pawlenty are at 1 percent. Pawlenty’s support decreased by four points, and Gingrich’s by two points, since the last poll.