The new poll in Georgia by the GOP firm Strategic Vision shows Mike Huckabee shooting to the top. Huckabee has 23% support, Fred Thompson 20%, Rudy Giuliani 17%, John McCain 11%, and Mitt Romney 10%. Huckabee was at only 7% in the last Strategic Vision poll of Georgia, back in October. His newfound support seems to have come almost entirely from his fellow Southerner Fred Thompson, who was at 39% back then.

On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton has 34%, Barack Obama 27%, and John Edwards 12%. In October, Hillary had 40%, Obama an identical 27%, and Edwards 11%.

In addition, GOP Senator Saxby Chambliss easily beats all his Democratic challengers, winning by greater than 2-1 ratios.

A new poll from Republican firm InsisderAdvantage finds that Senator Saxby Chambliss (R-GA) could possibly be vulnerable against former Senator Max Cleland (D-GA), whom he defeated in a bitter campaign in 2002. Chambliss leads Cleland 36%-24% in the poll, with a very high 40% undecided rate.

"My guess is that a well-funded Cleland campaign would still be an underdog, but would have more than a legitimate chance of potentially pulling off an upset," wrote InsiderAdvantage CEO Matt Towery, "given the fact that among independent voters, Chambliss led by only 7 points with some 38 percent stating that they were undecided."

Cleland has not given any indication that he's looking at the race.

A new poll of Georgia from Republican firm Strategic Vision shows Hillary Clinton and Fred Thompson leading their respective primaries by comfortable margins.

On the Democratic side, Hillary has 40%, followed by Barack Obama with 27% and John Edwards at 11%. Among Republicans, Thompson leads with 39%, followed by Rudy at 20%, and no other candidate over ten points.

Also, Senator Saxby Chambliss (R) leads all his Democratic opponents by margins of around 30 points.