Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have been clear party favorites throughout most of the presidential race, but according to an NBC News/Marist poll released on Sunday neither are the preferred candidates in both Iowa and New Hampshire.

The poll shows Clinton with a 3-point lead over Bernie Sanders in Iowa’s Democratic Party contest, with 48% of the vote, while the Vermont senator is beating the former secretary of state in New Hampshire with 50% to her 46%.

Trump holds a strong lead in New Hampshire’s GOP caucus with 30%. Marco Rubio is the runner-up in that state with 14%, Chris Christie is third with 12%, and Ted Cruz comes in at fourth place with 10%. However, Cruz is leading the polls in Iowa with 28% of the vote, a 4-point lead over Trump. Cruz has a significant advantage over Trump when it comes to voters who have participated in past caucuses. Though Trump claims a majority of new voters, the former are more likely to actually show up.

In a match-up between Clinton and Trump, the NBC/Marist poll showed Clinton as the preferred candidate with 48% to Trump’s 40%. The results of a Fox News poll released two days earlier showed different results, with Trump beating Clinton 47% to 44%.