It’s not quite a surprising as last night’s Super Bowl finale, but here’s a poll result I didn’t see coming: Huckabee in third place in Georgia — admittedly, not by much.

Attached are the results of a three-day poll of 600 likely Republican primary voters and 600 likely Democratic primary voters in Georgia conducted by Strategic Vision, LLC on February 1-3, 2008. The poll has a margin of error of ± 4.5% for each Party. The poll asked Republican respondents their choices for the Republican Presidential nomination in 2008. The results were, Arizona Senator John McCain 31%; former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney 29%; former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee 26%; Texas Congressman Ron Paul 5%; and 9% undecided. The poll asked Democrats their choice for the Democratic Presidential nomination in 2008. Illinois Senator Barack Obama led with 49%; New York Senator Hillary Clinton had 27%; and 24% were undecided.

For the Republicans, it should be interesting to see how the delegate mix turns out; 3 delegates go to the winner of each of 13 congressional districts, and 30 to the statewide winner.

For Democrats it’s (surprise!) complicated. Each congressional district is worth three to seven delegates, and thirty are allocated proportional to the vote statewide. Break out your calculators.