VOICED: GOP primary: all to play for

The transcript discusses the Republican presidential race, focusing on Mitt Romney's slight lead in polls and the significance of the Iowa caucus. It highlights the importance of Iowa as the first caucus state and its impact on candidates' momentum. The text also covers voter participation in caucuses, emphasizing the role of committed Republicans. It mentions key candidates like Ron Paul, Rick Santorum, and Newt Gingrich, and their standings in polls. Gingrich's campaign against Obama is noted, with a focus on the choices voters face. The outcome of the Iowa caucus could influence the Republican race in other states.

What is the significance of the Iowa caucuses in the Republican nomination process?

• Iowa has the most delegates in the Republican race.

• Iowa is the first state to hold caucuses, setting the tone for other states.

• Iowa is the last state to hold caucuses.

• Iowa is the largest state in the US.

Who held a slight edge in the latest opinion polls according to the video?

• Mitt Romney

• Rick Santorum

• Newt Gingrich

• Ron Paul

What is a characteristic of the typical participants in the Iowa caucuses?

• They are mostly first-time voters.

• They are highly committed and active in party politics.

• They are primarily from the Democratic party.

• They are undecided voters.

Which candidate is supported by many Christian conservatives nationally?

• Mitt Romney

• Newt Gingrich

• Ron Paul

• Rick Santorum

What does Newt Gingrich offer as a choice to voters?

• A choice between food stamps and paychecks.

• A choice between higher taxes and lower taxes.

• A choice between more government and less government.

• A choice between healthcare reform and no reform.