Obviously, we shouldn’t put too much stock in polling in primary states right now. But CNN polled New Hampshire Republicans, and found more or less what we would expect: Mitt Romney at 32 percent, Ron Paul at 9 percent, Newt Gingrich and Rudy Giuliani at 6 percent, Sarah Palin at 5 percent, and a lot of candidates tied at 4 percent: Michele Bachmann, Herman Cain, Mitch Daniels [who announced he wasn’t running on the last day of the poll], Jon Huntsman, and Tim Pawlenty. Another 17 percent are undecided.

In other words, the guy who narrowly lost the state in 2008 has a higher percentage of the vote at this point than the next five candidates combined.

However, this early in the cycle, polls are mostly measuring name identification. Everyone in the field except Mitt Romney has work to do on their name ID, but there’s plenty of time.