Have at em:

South Carolina: Zogby/CSpan/Reuters (Jan 24-25, 816 Dem LV, MoE +/- 3.4%)
Democrats
Obama 41
Clinton 26
Edwards 19

Florida: Zogby/CSPan/Reuters (Jan 23-25, 814 GOP LV, MoE +/-3.4%)
Republicans
McCain 31
Romney 28
Giuliani 15
Huckabee 10
Undecided 9

California: PPIC (Jan 13-20, 543 Dem LV, MoE +/-4.0%; 348 GOP LV, MoE +/-5.0%)
Democrats
Clinton 43
Obama 28
Edwards 11

Republicans
McCain 29
Romney 17
Giuliani 10

Missouri: Rasmussen (Dem: Jan 24, 798 Dem LV | GOP: Jan 24, 589 GOP LV)
Democrats
Clinton 43
Obama 24
Edwards 18

Republicans
Huckabee 27
McCain 26
Romney 18
Giuliani 7
Paul 5

Missouri: Research 2000 (Jan 21-24, 500 Dem LV, 500 GOP LV, MoE +/- 4.5%)
Democrats
Clinton 44
Obama 31
Edwards 18
Undecided 6

Republicans
McCain 31
Huckabee 25
Romney 21
Giuliani 8
Paul 6
Undecided 8

Arizona: BRC/Rocky Mountain Poll (Jan 20-24, Dem MoE +/-6.5%, GOP MoE +/-6.3%)
Democrats
Clinton 37
Obama 27
Edwards 15

Republicans
McCain 40
Romney 23
Huckabee 9
Thompson 7
Giuliani 7

Illinois: Research 2000 (Jan 21-24, 500 Dem LV, 500 GOP LV, MoE +/- 4.5%)
Democrats
Obama 51
Clinton 22
Edwards 15
Undecided 10

Republicans
McCain 31
Romney 20
Giuliani 13
Huckabee 11
Undecided 18

Tennessee: WSMV-TV (Jan 19-21)
Democrats
Clinton 34
Obama 20
Edwards 16
Undecided 28

The Republican sample is now irrelevant, since it was taken before Thompson dropped out of the race. But the poll did show Mike Huckabee running a surprisingly close 2nd to Thompson, 25 to 24, with 26% undecided.