The Super Tuesday Results Thread

[J. J.]

Santorum is at $0.20 on Intrade, if that is meaningful.  He's been dropping all day.  Mittens is hovering around $8.90.

[J. J.]

MSNBC says Romney is doing worse among working class voters than he has in past contests, though that's obviously skewed by the fact that a lot more states are southern today (though maybe unskewed by Romney winning >60% in Virginia).

Fox, I think limited to OH, said that Santorum was getting 38% without a degree, while Romney was getting 36%.  That is not a lot of difference.

[J. J.]

Virginia (Paul) and Vermont (Santorum???) are too close for MSNBC to call.

VT Paul

[J. J.]

It has to be a disappointing night for all of the candidates.
Gingrich won Georgia, but underperformed everywhere else.
Paul hit 40% in Virginia, by far his best performance yet, but still hasn't won a state.
Santorum won TN and OK, and came very close in Ohio, but won't win Ohio.
Romney won ID, VT, MA and VA, which gives him a bunch of delegates. Winning Ohio is nice, but it's not like he's going to get a lot of momentum out of that, especially not in KS, MS, AL and LA. He's got a long month ahead of him.

Gingrich got under 50% in GA, so he doesn't sweep the delegates.  Santorum, as of now, got less than 20% in GA so he gets no delegates.

The only good news for Santorum seems to be ND, so far.  

KS might become important.

[J. J.]

Santorum has really been underperforming, delegates-wise. Not only the Ohio debacle, but coming just short in GA, and all sorts of places, really.
I know he has a lean campagin team, but he needs his own David Plouffe if he's going to pull this off.

I think this showed a weakening of Santorum, in terms of election results.

[J. J.]

Fox CNN calls Ohio for Romney.

Rove projects more than 200 delegates for Romney tonight (exclusive of AK), more than all the others combined.

Go Mittens!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB1kp9adYYE&feature=related

[J. J.]

In very early results, Romney leading in AK.

[J. J.]

AK @ 16%, Romney 32, Paul 25%, Santorum 23%.

[J. J.]

Ron Paul will be known as Rand Paul's father.