With Florida behind them, the GOP presidential candidates head into another round of contests in February.

First up is Nevada, which holds its caucus this Saturday, February 4. Mitt Romney may be able to continue his momentum from his Florida win into frontrunner status in the state, which has a strong Mormon voting bloc. Also on Romney's side is the fact he won the state during his 2008 presidential campaign.  

However, Ron Paul's campaign says he also has a strong presence in Nevada, as well as support among LDS voters. Romney aides reportedly consider Paul to be a contender in the state. 

Maine also begins its week-long caucus Saturday, which concludes on February 11. Romney may also gain front-runner status in this race, as he is the only native New Englander campaigning. He also won the primary in nearby New Hampshire.

Colorado holds its caucus on February 7. This swing state has been eyed by some of the hopefuls as a place to gain an edge. Rick Santorum in particular has focused on Colorado recently, releasing a scathing attack ad against Gingrich in the state Tuesday. He has also gained the support of Focus on the Family leader James Dobson in Colorado Springs. Romney reportedly considers the Colorado vote crucial in the general election against President Obama. (read more)