Bloomberg/LA Times polls in Iowa & New Hampshire conducted December 20-23 and the 26th. (Note: in both states they provide three sets of numbers (Dem, Dem RV, Dem LV and GOP, GOP RV, and GOP LV), and Bloomberg and the Los Angeles Times both report the registered voter results which are slightly different than the likely voter numbers used below)

In Iowa, (Dec 20-23, 389 Dem LV, MoE +/-5%; 174 GOP LV, MoE +/-7%), the poll of likely voters has Clinton up 6 on Edwards and 9 on Obama, and Huckabee up 8 on Romney:

Iowa
Democrats
Clinton 31
Edwards 25
Obama 22
Richardson 7
Biden 6
Undecided 6

Clinton now leads by 4.3% in the RCP Average for Iowa.

Republicans
Huckabee 36
Romney 28
Thompson 10
McCain 8
Giuliani 8
Undecided 7

Overall, Huckabee now leads by 3.8% in the RCP Average for Iowa.

In New Hampshire (Dec 20-23, 361 Dem LV, MoE +/-5; 318 GOP LV, MoE +/-6%), on the Democratic side Obama leads Clinton by 2 and Romney leads McCain by 14 on the Republican side:

New Hampshire
Democrats
Obama 32
Clinton 30
Edwards 20
Richardson 4
Undecided 12

Clinton leads in the RCP Average for New Hampshire by 2.6%.

Republicans
Romney 34
McCain 20
Giuliani 17
Huckabee 12
Paul 4
Thompson 4
Undecided 8

Romney's lead in the RCP Average for New Hampshire is now 5.6%.