If I'm right tomorrow, I'll make sure everyone knows it!
Kerry:34%
Dean:25%
Edwards:20%
Clark: 14%
Dean is, by and large, winning back his pre-Iowa debacle support. So he'll do nicely with 25% of the vote. Kerry's numbers (in the respectable polls, NOT including SUSA) are actually in the 36-39 range. I think he doesn't get that because of an energized, all-out, live-or-die effort by Dean supporters (still no match for Michael Whouley in the final result). Edwards surges on primary day to 20%, evaporating some of Clark's support. The big winners will be Kerry, Dean, and Edwards (I know, not very specific). Dean's performance won't quite earn him the coveted "comeback kid" label, but he'll be seen as viable in the news media (by the way, someone ought to tell Dean to STOP whining about the media; he's done that everytime someone interviews him; certainly, he has a case to make, but all that bickering is not helping his case). Kerry will keep his frontrunner status, and he'll be boosted by a slew of polls showing him running good in FEB 3 states. Edwards' attention will shift to SC, MO, OK.