And then there were 9, who is next to drop out?

[Absentee Voting Ghost of Ruin]

Given Fiorina's tenuous connection with reality, a year from now she'll likely be wandering around the country telling people she's the President.

[Clark Kent]

Fiorina or Carson, followed by Kasich if he doesn't do well in New Hampshire.

[Joe Biden 2020]

Carly Fiorina and Jim Gilmore, but not until after New Hampshire.  I have a hunch they will be the last to drop out until after Super Tuesday.  Ben Carson came in a somewhat surprising 4th in Iowa, so I think once he does his laundry he'll be in it at least through South Carolina.  I really think Carson is holding out for South Carolina because of it being a southern, overwhelmingly Christian state.  Nevada is another story.  The only other drop out would be John Kasich if he gets smoked in any of the three remaining states leading up to March 1.  I think Jeb Bush stays in it until after Super Tuesday  and then bows out.

[IceSpear]

iSneed

[NHI]

Carly.

[Oswald Acted Alone, You Kook]

The answer is obviously iSneed, because the others have always been high tier candidates and Gilmore is too persistent.

[Mike Thick]

There'll probably be a whole bunch after New Hampshire, but iSneed is probably the most likely. Maybe Christie, depending on how well/poorly he does.

[Leinad]

After NH

Fiorina
Carson
Christie
Kasich
Gilmore

After SC

Bush

Who knows?

Gilmore

I would say Fiorina.

Gilmore will probably drop out after NH.

I could see either Fiorina or Carson dropping out before NH, although I'd guess they'd both stay in it.

Carson might stick around until SC, though. Hard to tell. I think his goal is less to win and more to have a platform to give his thoughts on America/politics.

[Xing]

Fiorina or Kasich.