The CO, MN & MO Results Thread

[riceowl]

what just happened?

[BushKenya]

somebody tried to jump Romney, I guess.

[crypto-fascist superhero]

Paul is carrying several counties in Minnesota now.

I'm amazed he lost Winona.

He probably didn't...

[All life is a blur of Republicans and meat.]

Looks like someone tried to attack Romney and was rushed out.

[cavalcade]

I'm getting reports of huge Santorum wins in El Paso.

Colorado Springs is crawling with evangelicals, right?  Makes sense.

[A-Bob]

El paso County, CO Precinct 158...Paul 5, Gingrich 2, Romney 22, Santorum 33

El Paso...50 votes for Santorum, 13 for Romney, 11 for Gingrich, 4 for Paul.

[5280/East California]

I'm getting reports of huge Santorum wins in El Paso.

Colorado Springs is crawling with evangelicals, right?  Makes sense.

Colorado Springs is the bible thumping belt of Colorado.

[Vote UKIP!]

Mitt is so horrible when he tries to sound like a regular guy.

[Lief]

LOL, the GOP base really does hate Mitt:

Here's why Mitt Romney is vulnerable to a loss in Colorado tonight. Although indications are that turnout is down in the Denver suburbs, where Mr. Romney runs strongly, the same is not true in outlying areas of the state, where he is losing by a wide margin to Rick Santorum.

Some 16 counties outside of the Denver area had reported all of their results as of 11:40 P.M. In total, there were 1,512 votes in those counties, up slightly from 1,480 in 2008.

[Alaska Thunderfvck]

According to twitter, someone tried to Glitterbomb Romney. Fabulous.

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LOL, the GOP base really does hate Mitt:

Here's why Mitt Romney is vulnerable to a loss in Colorado tonight. Although indications are that turnout is down in the Denver suburbs, where Mr. Romney runs strongly, the same is not true in outlying areas of the state, where he is losing by a wide margin to Rick Santorum.

Some 16 counties outside of the Denver area had reported all of their results as of 11:40 P.M. In total, there were 1,512 votes in those counties, up slightly from 1,480 in 2008.

The Republicans in Bent county certainly want Mitt to get bent.

[J. J.]

Mittens had a chance to shut this down in SC; after that this was going to go to March 7th at least.  He still is in the staying power contest with Gingrich.  Santorum will need money.

[BushKenya]

I'm getting reports of huge Santorum wins in El Paso.

Colorado Springs is crawling with evangelicals, right?  Makes sense.

Colorado Springs is the bible thumping belt of Colorado.

James Dobson's Focus on the Family, a conservative family-oriented Christian organization, is headquartered in Colorado Springs, so it makes sense.

[crypto-fascist superhero]

Speaking of which, Bushie, when are you going to announce that you've become a Santorum supporter?  The suspense is killing us!

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Oh wow, Romney is in 4th place with 11% in Dolores county, the one county that touches Utah that has reported. Romneyland doesn't seem to go east from Utah.

[Inks.LWC Supports Chuck Hagel]

Come on Mitt... I need a win in CO for my prediction!

[A-Bob]

Btw Phil, I like Santorum a lot and have contemplated of switching to his camp, but every time I think of it, I see/get some press release from their student coalition and their president/leader makes me want to punch the Santorum campaign in the face, but mostly the student coalition. As for the more legit part of his campaign, they have him on exactly the right track. They knew to get the he!l out of Nevada and go to Colorado and Minnesota instead, props to common sense.

[A-Bob]

Oh wow, Romney is in 4th place with 11% in Dolores county, the one county that touches Utah that has reported. Romneyland doesn't seem to go east from Utah.

Dolores isn't like that. It is very Hispanic and was the only county Cleve Tidwell (libertarian) carried in the 2010 Senate caucus.

[IDS Speaker Ben Kenobi]

43 Santorum
29 Romney

with 32 percent in.

[greenforest32]

Missouri Primary - 99.7% reporting (3124/3134)
Santorum - 138,681 (55.2%)
Romney - 63,709 (25.3%)
Paul - 30,584 (12.2%)

Minnesota Caucus - 74.4% reporting (3076/4137)
Santorum - 17,592 (44.8%)
Paul - 10,696 (27.2%)
Romney - 6,714 (17.1%)
Gingrich - 4,169 (10.6%)

Colorado Caucus - 26.3% reporting (20/76)
Santorum - 1,891 (43.9%)
Romney - 1,187 (27.6%)
Gingrich - 666 (15.5%)
Paul - 552 (12.8%)

Beautiful ಥ_ಥ

Bring it home for Santorum Colorado!

[5280/East California]

Btw Phil, I like Santorum a lot and have contemplated of switching to his camp, but every time I think of it, I see/get some press release from their student coalition and their president/leader makes me want to punch the Santorum campaign in the face, but mostly the student coalition. As for the more legit part of his campaign, they have him on exactly the right track. They knew to get the he!l out of Nevada and go to Colorado and Minnesota instead, props to common sense.

Nevada doesn't strike me as a social Conservative hotspot, so I understand he had to tread to CO and MN, and that worked out in his favor.

[Inks.LWC Supports Chuck Hagel]

Other than Adams County, none of the CO counties that are in were strongly for Romney in 2008.

[cinyc]

Oh wow, Romney is in 4th place with 11% in Dolores county, the one county that touches Utah that has reported. Romneyland doesn't seem to go east from Utah.

Romney won Eagle County (Vail) handily.  Seems like the type of upscale county that Romney should win.

[A-Bob]

Btw Phil, I like Santorum a lot and have contemplated of switching to his camp, but every time I think of it, I see/get some press release from their student coalition and their president/leader makes me want to punch the Santorum campaign in the face, but mostly the student coalition. As for the more legit part of his campaign, they have him on exactly the right track. They knew to get the he!l out of Nevada and go to Colorado and Minnesota instead, props to common sense.

Nevada doesn't strike me as a social Conservative hotspot, so I understand he had to tread to CO and MN, and that worked out in his favor.

But Gingrich stayed in and had no chance there from the start.

[True Federalist]

The results from Arapahoe County look odd to me.  With 67% in there are 189 reported votes.  In 2008, there were 8,901 votes.  Did they go with one big meeting site and two small ones, and if so, why?