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Next stop: South Carolina Republican primary on Saturday, Jan. 19.
At stake: 24 GOP delegates. The national party stripped 23 delegates from South Carolina because the state broke party rules when it moved its primary before Feb. 5.
Polls show: Mike Huckabee leads in several polls; one has him tied with Rudy Giuliani.
2004: George W. Bush won the state with 53 percent in the presidential election.
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