Seems the Giuliani campaign is putting all it's chips into Florida, as the Macomb (Mich.) Daily reports:

Rudy Giuliani's campaign is pulling the plug on Michigan after serving as this state's Republican front-runner for most of 2007.

With his support plummeting to single digits in a new poll, the former New York City mayor has planned no campaign stops here before Tuesday's primary. Giuliani's Michigan campaign chair, U.S. Rep. Candice Miller, said the few campaign staffers in Michigan are pulling up stakes and heading to other key states.

Miller said Giuliani is standing firm with his do-or-die plan to forge a win in the Jan. 29 Florida primary and then rack up a bounty of GOP delegates on Super Tuesday, Feb. 5, when two dozen states vote.

"He's going to the mat with the Florida strategy," said Miller, a Harrison Township Republican. "It's risky. It's a unique strategy. But this is a unique year."