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Insider Advantage released their latest statewide surveys in Iowa, New Hampshire, Michigan, South Carolina and Florida tonight. The polls were fielded from October 2-3.

Iowa

The Iowa survey sampled 1,339 likely Republican caucus-goers and has a MoE of +/- 2.7%.

Gov. Romney leads with 24% while 16% support Giuliani. Thompson and Huckabee are in a dead heat with 13% each and 10% support McCain. 11% support another candidate while 13% are undecided.

*This is Insider Advantage’s first Iowa poll of the cycle so no trendline data is available.

New Hampshire

The New Hampshire survey sampled 1,082 likely Republican primary voters with a MoE of +/- 3%.

Gov. Romney leads with 28%, while Giuliani and McCain are statistically tied with 20% and 17% respectively. Thompson and Huckabee are in a dead heat with 8% each while 9% support another candidate and 10% are undecided.

*This is Insider Advantage’s first New Hampshire poll this cycle, so no trendline data is available.

Michigan

The Michigan poll sampled 1,190 likely Republican primary voters and has a MoE of +/- 2.9%.

The poll finds a statistical 4 way tie for the lead with Giuliani at 19%, Gov. Romney at 16%, McCain at 15% and Thompson at 14%. 15% support another candidate and 21% are undecided.

*This is Insider Advantage’s first Michigan poll of the cycle, so no trendline data is available.

South Carolina

The South Carolina survey sampled 1,281 likely Republican primary voters with a MoE of +/- 2.8%.

16% support Gov. Romney, which is an increase of 8 points from 8% in May.

Thompson leads with 21%, an increase of 8 points from 13% in May, while 16% support Giuliani, practically unchanged from 18% over the same time period. 16% support McCain, statistically unchanged from 17% in May, while 18% support another candidate and 13% are undecided.

Florida

The Florida survey sampled 725 likely Republican primary voters and has a MoE of +/- 3.7%.

16% support Gov. Romney, which is an increase of 4 points from 12% on September 17^th.

Giuliani continues to lead with 29%, which is an increase of 5 points from 24% on September 17^th. 19% support Thompson, a decrease of 4 points from September 17^th, while 10% support McCain, which is statistically unchanged from 11% over the same time period. 11% support another candidate and 15% are undecided.