Rudy Giuliani's campaign has rolled out its first TV ad of the whole cycle, which will begin running tomorrow in New Hampshire. The 60-second ad features Rudy talking about how he successfully governed New York City, solving many of the problems the city faced when he first came into office:

Running his first ad in New Hampshire, as opposed to Iowa, would seem to be another hint that Rudy is trying to circumvent the first caucus state in favor of other states that would be more fertile ground for his candidacy. Rudy has done better in New Hampshire polls, where he has placed second to Romney, than he has in Iowa, where Mike Huckabee has leapfrogged over him for the second spot.