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Iowa Poll results: A breakdown

MICHELE BACHMANN

Bachmann, 55, rates the strongest with very conservative caucusgoers, along with those who are well-educated and ages 45 to 64.

More respondents pick her as their second choice, 18 percent, than name Romney, 10 percent.

"Michele Bachmann has always looked like a fit for Iowa on paper, and the debate likely helped solidify her standing," pollster J. Ann Selzer said. "This poll confirms she has potential to do very well here."

When it comes to popularity, Bachmann, a religious conservative, is in a different league from the other candidates. She has very low unfavorables at 12 percent. Only Texas Gov. Rick Perry, not a declared candidate yet, is lower at 8 percent.

Selzer said: "I don't know that this will last. There's a long road to go between now and February."

Bachmann has spent eight days in Iowa so far this year and returns tonight for a "welcome home" event and formal campaign announcement Monday in Waterloo that will highlight her Iowa roots.



HERMAN CAIN

With a boost from the tea party vote, Cain, 65, is in third place here despite lukewarm reviews of his New Hampshire debate performance.

Cain is a devout Christian with a career history at Pillsbury, Burger King, Godfather's Pizza, the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City and "The Herman Cain Show" in Atlanta.

But 10 percent is likely a ceiling for him in Iowa, said Jennifer Duffy of the Cook Political Report.

"He has started to reveal he doesn't really have a mastery of the policy, which I think concerns some voters," she said.

Still, 47 percent view him favorably, and he has a relatively low 17 percent unfavorable rating.



NEWT GINGRICH

Gingrich, 68, has the highest unfavorable rating of the eight declared candidates in the poll's trial heat.

Gingrich, who was the key face of Republican opposition to Democrats during former President Bill Clinton's administration, is sometimes seen as divisive. He made headlines recently for using the word "radical" to describe U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan's plan to privatize Medicare.

Forty-six percent of respondents have a good impression of him, while 43 percent view him unfavorably.

Observers have questioned his campaign's future after most of his Iowa and national campaign staff resigned en masse.

Jennifer Aniston has dog's name tattooed on foot

The former Friends star got the ink in tribute to her Welsh corgi-terrier, who died last month. 

The design, on the inside of the actress’s right foot, simply reads ‘Norman’ - the name of her pooch. 

Norman, who regularly used to accompany Aniston to movie sets, died at the age of 15 on May 15. 

Aniston, 42, had described her pet as a quiet animal who enjoyed resting at her feet.

“He’s my baby boy,” she said in February. “Norman goes with me on location. I’ve got to take Norman.” 

The actress reportedly got teary-eyed when asked about her beloved dog while filming an episode of Inside The Actor’s Studio with host James Lipton. 

Aniston’s rumoured boyfriend, Justin Theroux was in the audience to support her as she opened up about her life and career. 

The pair have been wearing matching god rings since they began dating in May.

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