The Super Tuesday Results Thread

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

So when that comes in, Mitt wins?

[ag]

Who knows?

A big dump from the NE OH counties (not the biggest ones) and the margin is under 12,000.

[RodPresident]

Romney should win Ohio because Cincinatti. Kaptur-Kucinich battle helped to reduce number of independents voting in Democratic primary in Ohio Southwest, that would be decisive to Santorum's prospects. Now, it's wait to see.
Mitt's problem is that his early advantage in urban centers can collapse like Missouri, although I doubt it because context.
In Massachussetts, anti-Mitt crowd is failing miserably. It's a MMP and a strategy to get Santorum and Paul over the threesold is failing. Paul should have a get bunch of college voters in Boston.

[Colbert]

romney win OHIO

With a marge of 50 000 voters

[platypeanArchcow]

Santorum wins Bismarck, and Fargo seems to be a tossup vs. Paul...

The non-college part of Minot went heavily for Romney.

[ag]

Romney (barely) got into the 2nd spot in OK w/ 54% reporting.

[Sam Spade]

Let me clarify remarks made about 10 minutes ago.  Probably somewhere around a 2-1 shot Santorum wins Ohio.  Really am not seeing where the votes come from to help Romney overcome the margin.

[Nation]

Romney: "Obama killed bin Laden. I will bring bin Laden back to life." #SuperTuesday
 — @BorowitzReport via web

[Colbert]

this is the end for santorum. Condoleance, Phil !

[argentarius]

I'm projecting ND for Santorum.

[Wiz in Wis]

romney win OHIO

With a marge of 50 000 voters

qua?

[ag]

Big dumps from Cleveland and Columbus, but the gap is stubbornly just under 12,000.

[Eraserhead]

So Romney only managed to beat Ron Paul 59%-41% in VA? Well, that pretty much tells you everything you need to know about him as a candidate.

[M]

Let me clarify remarks made about 10 minutes ago.  Probably somewhere around a 2-1 shot Santorum wins Ohio.  Really am not seeing where the votes come from to help Romney overcome the margin.

Really? I very much respect your political insight. But why wouldn't Cuyahoga and Hamilton propel him over the top?

[ag]

Now its just under 10,000

[yourelection]

Romney rebounds on intrade back ahead of Santorum

[Nation]

Yeah, even if Romney does win OH narrowly -- Santorum's on pace for 3 victories, possibly 4 with Alaska. He isn't going anywhere.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Santorum dominates in ND!

[Colbert]

romney win OHIO

With a marge of 50 000 voters

qua?

I bring the result of big cities counties

for exemple, cleveland 6 % vote open, i made a mathematic operation and make the results from 6% to 100%

(excuse me, my english is bad, so it may be very clear explainations)

[argentarius]

Romney rebounds on intrade back ahead of Santorum

This shows you how useless it is at predicting. They know less than most people on this forum. Nothing much changed with that dump. You'd swear 4 your olds were placing the bets.

[Likely Voter]

WHen Romney talks I am always reminded of this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLR3CgeUeyc&feature=related

[RogueBeaver]

Hopefully the cities give it to Mittens. I'm still clinging to Silver giving Romney a 64% chance of winning OH... and he's called all the primary winners so far. *Gulps*

[ag]

A lot of Hamilton has just come in - and it is still an almos 11,000 vote margin. It will be close - may be closer than it is now - but I start seeing possibilities for Santorum to make it.

[cavalcade]

Cleveland and Cincinnati now reporting roughly even with the rest of Ohio, and Romney down by 10k.  I think Santorum wins.

[Sam Spade]

Let me clarify remarks made about 10 minutes ago.  Probably somewhere around a 2-1 shot Santorum wins Ohio.  Really am not seeing where the votes come from to help Romney overcome the margin.

Really? I very much respect your political insight. But why wouldn't Cuyahoga and Hamilton propel him over the top?

If taken alone, yes, they might.  But we don't know where the precincts are that are reporting, and generally in Cleveland, the inner precincts with no votes report last.