Loop Contest! When will 2016 presidential hopefuls stop teasing and start running? The dust has settled from the 2014 midterms and now political pundits can fully train their focus on the "will they, won't they" game of presidential candidacies. The buzzed-about candidates still play coy, but many are making clear that they have a time frame in mind for their great announcement of 2015. Late last week, Clinton bud Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D-Va.) predicted that Hillary Clinton would "make a decision" in about 60 days. That would be mid-January, which is exactly when she announced her bid in 2007. The GOP's 2012 runner-up Rick Santorum told Politico Monday he would make an announcement around June as he did in 2011. Gov. Bobby Jindal (R-La.) said on "Meet the Press" Sunday that his decision will come in the "first half of 2015." Gov. Chris Christie (R-N.J.) has said "sometime next year." Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) told the Hill last week that "we'll figure out the right choice sometime early next year." Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) has hinted at April for his big announcement. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) reportedly told supporters he could announce before the end of the year. Because the conversation is shifting from "if" to "when," we decided to launch the Loop's first "Stop Teasing and Start Running Contest." This one's simple. Just guess which of these or the other oft-named politicians (Democrat or Republican) will be the first to make a White House run official. Winners get one of our highly coveted Loop T-shirts. Send entries - only one suggestion per person - to intheloop@washpost.com. Be sure to provide your name, profession, mailing address and T-shirt size (M, L or XL), in case you're a winner. You must include a phone number - home, work or cell - to be eligible. Entries need to be submitted by Wednesday Nov. 26 by noon. The first 10 Loop fans who correctly pick the first hat into the ring will win! So get your guesses in early!