The Super Tuesday Results Thread

[Joe Biden 2020]

When is the first caucus state to close?

[Joe Biden 2020]

Ohio 42-36 for Romney with 7% in, all three major metros are coming in for Romney, as expected.  The western and southern Columbus suburbs look to be Santorum.  Nothing from Toledo or Akron, yet.

[Joe Biden 2020]

Sarah Palin won't spill who she voted for in Alaska.  Dumb question, CNN.

[Joe Biden 2020]

Oklahoma County so far 36-34% for Santorum.  Cleveland County (Norman) so far 33-31% for Romney.

Nothing from Tulsa.

[Joe Biden 2020]

Palin refuses to rule out being the compromise candidate at a brokered convention.

THAT would be a guaranteed Obama victory.

[Joe Biden 2020]

CNN just now calls Tennessee for Santorum.  Still waiting for Oklahoma.

[Joe Biden 2020]

The next President of the United States? What planet are you living on Callista?

[Joe Biden 2020]

The next President of the United States? What planet are you living on Callista?

Stepford

I think she's had a few too many Fig Newtons...

[Joe Biden 2020]

The next President of the United States? What planet are you living on Callista?

The moon is not a planet.

Oh, so he's the next President of the International Space Station?  I get it now.

[Joe Biden 2020]

Newt, we don't care where your candidacy has been, we care about what you're going to do for our Lunar friends (not the poster).

[Joe Biden 2020]

Ohio's not getting called until midnight eastern... yeesh

That's only another 3 hours...

[Joe Biden 2020]

Will Newt ever sit down?  This fairy tale comedy routine is nice and all, but we still have more states that are left to call or close.

[Joe Biden 2020]

Rick Santorum wins my home state.

[Joe Biden 2020]

So far, Rick Santorum is sweeping all the reported counties in Tennessee.  Still have yet to hear from Memphis.

[Joe Biden 2020]

Ron Paul gets 3 delegates in Virginia.

[Joe Biden 2020]

Santorum's lead in OH is expanding - it is a vote short of 12,000 now. Can be overcome, but it is getting big.

Oh Ohio, You're teasing us aren't you?

Most likely it is, because Cleveland and Cincinnati are still at 0% reporting and Columbus is only at 14% reporting.

[Joe Biden 2020]

Santorum's lead in OH is expanding - it is a vote short of 12,000 now. Can be overcome, but it is getting big.

Oh Ohio, You're teasing us aren't you?

Most likely it is, because Cleveland and Cincinnati are still at 0% reporting and Columbus is only at 14% reporting.

You believe Cleveland is at 0% reporting even with about 25,000 votes in?

I'm just showing what CNN.com is showing.  I know its not 0, I was just going off CNN.com.

[Joe Biden 2020]

Santorum wins North Dakota

[Joe Biden 2020]

If it stays the way it is, Rick Santorum will "win" Ohio, but Mitt Romney will come out with the victory.  Rick's delegate fumble will come back to bite him in the butt.

[Joe Biden 2020]

If it stays the way it is, Rick Santorum will "win" Ohio, but Mitt Romney will come out with the victory.  Rick's delegate fumble will come back to bite him in the butt.

If the headline is "SANTORUM WINS OH" it won't matter.

I agree with you to a point because of the average voter, but delegates are what will win the nomination and, if I'm correct, other than Illinois on March 20, there are no more real big prizes until New York and Pennsylvania vote on April 24.  The momentum from March 6 will be long forgotten by April 24, and will likely be diminished by March 20.

[Joe Biden 2020]

If it stays the way it is, Rick Santorum will "win" Ohio, but Mitt Romney will come out with the victory.  Rick's delegate fumble will come back to bite him in the butt.

If the headline is "SANTORUM WINS OH" it won't matter.

I agree with you to a point because of the average voter, but delegates are what will win the nomination and, if I'm correct, other than Illinois on March 20, there are no more real big prizes until New York and Pennsylvania vote on April 24.  The momentum from March 6 will be long forgotten by April 24, and will likely be diminished by March 20.

MS, AL, and KS collectively are worth 120 delegates

I'm talking about individual prizes, not collective.

[Joe Biden 2020]

If it stays the way it is, Rick Santorum will "win" Ohio, but Mitt Romney will come out with the victory.  Rick's delegate fumble will come back to bite him in the butt.

If the headline is "SANTORUM WINS OH" it won't matter.

I agree with you to a point because of the average voter, but delegates are what will win the nomination and, if I'm correct, other than Illinois on March 20, there are no more real big prizes until New York and Pennsylvania vote on April 24.  The momentum from March 6 will be long forgotten by April 24, and will likely be diminished by March 20.

MS, AL, and KS collectively are worth 120 delegates

I'm talking about individual prizes, not collective.

Does it matter if it's individual or collective? Winning OH makes those states much easier for him to win, period.

It does matter, because no  matter how you slice it, $30 an hour is better than $30 every three hours.  I know that's a poor analogy, but it somewhat fits.  It's true the average voter will see Ohio colored for Santorum and that will be huge, don't get me wrong, but Romney will probably roll out TV ads claiming victory in Ohio (and rightfully so) in Kansas, Alabama, Mississippi, Illinois, Louisiana, and probably Maryland and Wisconsin who vote on April 3.  It's almost like the effect Iowa had, which was nill.  Iowa shouldn't really be colored at all, it should be shaded as a tie.

[Joe Biden 2020]

2500 vote lead for Santa

[Joe Biden 2020]

Hamilton is 99% in and Romney has just shy of a 16,000 vote lead.  Cuyahoga is only at 41% in, most of the Santorum counties are all in.

I'm going with Romney.

[Joe Biden 2020]

If you count Ohio in the Romney camp, with Idaho that will be 5 states for Romney to 3 for Santorum to 1 for Gingrich and Alaska still has one hour left until they close.