We're journalists, not prognosticators. But we can have a little fun with the Florida primary. Below, ABC News staffers - from correspondents to interns - offer predictions on who will win the Florida primary, when the last polls close at 8 p.m. ET.  In Iowa, ABC's Jonathan Karl won the crystal ball after Rick Santorum became the ultimate victor of the caucuses there. In New Hampshire, Matt Negrin had the best prediction (but just barely).  And in South Carolina, ABC's Shush Walshe won bragging rights.  So without further ado, here are our predictions for Florida:

AMY WALTER - ABC News Political Director

Romney- 45%

Newt- 29%

Santorum- 14%

Paul- 12%

JONATHAN KARL - ABC News Senior Political Correspondent

Romney - 41%

Gingrich - 28%

Santorum - 16%

Paul - 11%

RICK KLEIN - Senior Washington Editor

Romney - 45%

Gingrich - 27%

Paul - 15%

Santorum - 11%

Z. BYRON WOLF - Politics Editor for ABC News.com

Romney - 37%

Gingrich - 27%

Santorum - 12 %

Paul - 12 %

Eric Noe - ABCNews.com Deputy Managing Editor

Romney:  43%

Gingrich:  29%

Santorum:  16%

Paul: 12%

SHUSHANNAH WALSHE - ABC News Digital Reporter

Mitt Romney - 36 %

Newt Gingrich - 29 %

Rick Santorum - 15%

Ron Paul - 13%

GEORGE SANCHEZ - ABC News Washington, DC Assignment Editor

Romney - 49%

Gingrich - 21%

Santorum - 16%

Paul - 12%

ELIZABETH HARTFIELD  - ABC News Political Unit

Romney- 41%

Gingrich- 28%

Santorum- 14%

Paul- 11%

CHRIS GOOD - ABC News Political Unit

Romney - 38%

Gingrich - 30%

Santorum - 12%

Paul - 11%

MATT NEGRIN - ABC News Political Reporter

Romney - 36%

Gingrich - 29%

Paul - 17%

Santorum - 15%

AMY BINGHAM - ABC News.com Reporter

Romney- 43%

Gingrich- 28%

Santorum- 12%

Paul- 9%

SARAH PARNASS - ABC News Intern

Romney -46%

Gingrich -27%

Santorum - 16%

Paul - 11%

ALEXA KEYES - ABC News Intern

Romney -44%

Gingrich - 29%

Santorum -14%

Paul - 11%