John McCain, 28 percent
Mike Huckabee, 20 percent
Mitt Romney, 19 percent
Rudy Giuliani, 15 percent
Fred Thompson, 8 percent

Update: Larry King just said Mitt Romney will be on his show tomorrow night, the eve of the Michigan primary, where McCain and Romney are in a very tight race. I wonder if it will help.

Update: Analysis of the CBS-New York Times results, and again, these are national:

Hillary leads among men and women. Obama leads among black voters. While the youth vote still favors Hillary, Obama is catching up there. Hillary's lead among those over 45 is increasing.

Those who identify themselves as Democrats rather than Independents voting in the Democratic primary more strongly favor Hillary. And the Dems who have chosen Hillary are more happy with their choice than those who have chosen Obama.

The poll also says the race is still fluid. Only 57% of Dems say their mind is made up. Of those whose minds are made up, Hillary's supporters are less likely to change, but not by much.

On race:

More than nine in 10 Democratic primary voters would personally vote for a black, but fewer (71%) think most of the people they know would do so. More whites (71%) than blacks (58%) think most people they know would vote for a black candidate....White voters (58%) are more likely than black voters (48%) to think the country is ready to elect a black president.

I'm only scratching the surface here. Read the full poll results.