Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney speaks at his New Hampshire primary night rally in Manchester Photograph: Jim Bourg/Reuters

Mitt Romney and Ron Paul steam on from New Hampshire while zombie GOP rivals gather in South Carolina

Supporters celebrate as Mitt Romney is named winner of the New Hampshire primary. Photograph: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images

Follow our live coverage as the New Hampshire primary results are revealed

Cheryl Lord, left, and Yvette Bilodeau, right, hang up a sign at a polling place at Errol Town Hall Photograph: Reuters/Jessica Rinaldi

Live coverage of primary day in New Hampshire as Mitt Romney and his Republican rivals fight to the finish

Can you predict how New Hampshire will vote? Photograph: Jessica Rinaldi/Reuters

Can you outsmart the pundits and polls? Predict the finishing order in the New Hampshire GOP primary and win prizes

Izak the goat bites a sign for US Republican presidential candidate Jon Huntsman, in Dover, New Hampshire. Photograph: Adam Hunger/Reuters

Mitt Romney leads in the New Hampshire GOP primary as Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich attack his record

Mitt Romney received sharp but unsustained attacks from his Republican rivals in the Concord GOP debate on Sunday. Photograph: Win Mcnamee/Getty Images

The second GOP debate in New Hampshire saw Mitt Romney's rivals sharpen their attacks – but not enough to damage him

GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul (left) makes a point to Mitt Romney (centre) and Rick Santorum at the New Hampshire Republican debate. Photograph: Mike Segar/Reuters

Coverage of the New Hampshire Republican debate as Ron Paul, Rick Santorum and the rest try to trip Mitt Romney

Rick Santorum is driven away from a campaign stop in Tilton, New Hampshire Photograph: Elise Amendola/AP

New Hampshire GOP primary sees Rick Santorum's record under scrutiny and Mitt Romney dissed by his local newspaper

Rick Santorum greets patrons at a diner in Tilton, New Hampshire. Photograph: Elise Amendola/AP

Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum lead the field as the race for the New Hampshire primary continues, with Jon Huntsman hoping to kick-start his campaign.

Rick Santorum addresses supporters at the Iowa caucus. Photograph: Charlie Riedel/AP

Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum shift gear from Iowa to New Hampshire as Michele Bachmann exits the GOP race

Neck and neck in the Iowa caucuses: Rick Santorum and Mitt Romney. Photograph: Jonathan Gress/Reuters/Jewel Samad/AFP

Mitt Romney prevails over Rick Santorum to win the 2012 GOP Iowa caucus by just eight votes - as it happened

Rick Santorum surrounded by the media at a campaign stop in Polk City, Iowa. Photograph: Eric Gay/Associated Press

Coverage of the 2012 Iowa caucus as Rick Santorum, Mitt Romney and Ron Paul make a final plea for GOP votes

Hungry like a wolf: Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich on the prowl for votes in Iowa. Photograph: Eric Gay/AP

Coverage of the final full day of campaigning by the pack of Republican candidates ahead of Iowa's GOP caucuses

Who will be smiling in Iowa on Tuesday? Take your pick between Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich in our caucus prediction competition. Photograph: Kevork Djansezian/Getty

The polls have been sampled and the pundits have spoken: but who will win the GOP's Iowa caucuses? Here's your chance to take a stab at picking the order in which the seven candidates cross the finishing line – and help us crowdsource the final result.

In the comments section below, simply list from one to seven the order in which you think the following candidates will finish: Michele Bachmann, Newt Gingrich, Jon Huntsman, Ron Paul, Rick Perry, Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum.

(If you think a candidate not listed will be in the top seven, write in "Other".)

As a tie-breaker, include the percentage of the total vote you think the winning candidate will receive.

The deadline for entries is 6pm ET (11pm GMT) on Tuesday, 3 January. So get picking.
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GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney speaking at a campaign event in Iowa. Photograph: Jewel Samad/AFP/Getty Images

Mitt Romney rides high in Iowa while Newt Gingrich slumps in the final days before GOP presidential caucuses